"The Hound of the Lannistervilles"

Artie decided that Lieutenant Dan needed the robot legs more.

Yes!

But if mothers didn't throw away old toys and comic books, they wouldn't become valuable years later due to rarity.

Like every other person who was on VM, he showed up in an episode of Party Down.

A Monkees reunion? Count me in!

At the end of "The Crossroads of Destiny", Aang does let go of Katara
and enter the Avatar State, so he did unlock the last chakra. It was
only a day or so later, no big deal. He did let go of his attachments
and mastered the Avatar State.

The description says "with an iron lung", not "in an iron lung". Draw your own conclusions. 

I once had to do a word problem where I was trying to calculate the stock yield of Lebowski Carpeting, Inc. True story.

He has one. Per IMDB, it's Steve McQueen (III). Shame on the AV Club for not following proper internet nomenclature.

BUZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ! You are wrong… by one letter and one number. It was Driver 8, not Drive.

McKinley High has some kind of deranged wave-particle duality where it simultaneously behaves as the nonexistent '80s pop-culture high school and the equally nonexistent modern high school.

I refuse to take part in or support this offensive act of Dawesbending! The real Dawes is Asian!

It's time to play "Guess That Hypothetical Episode Title of Covert Affairs"!

Really? Because one of the strangest moments in my life was that time I got bitten by a hippo. Another one was when I challenged Paul Newman to a salad-making contest. You, sir, are a mere mundane.

In my day, we actually had to read Star Wars books to learn about the rules of Sabacc. Nowadays you kids just look it up on Wookieepedia! Get off my lawn!

You're thinking of "Swarlbin".

Wait a minute… Jayson Blair was the guy who played that hobo McNulty kidnapped? I knew he looked familiar!

Well, you should have known that it would happen. Didn't Samuel L. Jackson lecture you on the flammability of old celluloid film?

Sean Bean plays Bean.