Marah Eakin's story is superb. I can't help thinking the neighbour got the first strike in though, as in "Hey, that woman next door has been playing that awful IDM shit again, let's sit outside her bedroom window and play terrible Bon Jovi covers on my acoustic until our ironic amusement wears off and it's no longer…

As a young frisky teenager, I can remember that Jesus Christ Superstar all too well, purely because I had the hots for Kate Ceberano, or two aspects of her at least. But even this was like a cold cold shower.

So no new direction or experimenting with a new sound or anything.

For me, it's still far and away the best TV show ever. Aside from the pilot episode, I don't see a weak point in any of the other episodes, and it has that rare quality of even though I can know the script by heart, the delivery and absurdity can still reduce me to tears.

"let's play daleks! EXTERMINATE! EXTERMINATE!"

Yes, perhaps the long-distances do prevent a list-by-consensus, but how's this for a better voting system. You come up with a shortlist of 50 by whatever means (take everyone's top 4 or 5 choices would probably get close) and then everyone has to give each of the shortlisted albums a mark out of 10, then rank the top…

It's the lazy voting system that's wrong with this list. They've invented an arbitrary points system and it just doesn't work. Two or three people out of 16 voters like an album enough and it's enough for it to make the list.

10 months, not 10 years, surely.

Nothing from outside the US or Canada in the top 10.

I had to think twice that The Beasties' Hot Sauce was released this year since it was missing off this list. Terrible omission, and should have been an album that was perfectly suited to the dodgy democratic methods (Britney fucking Spears - come on!) used to come up with this list.

You've obviously never heard Christmas Wrapping then.

I've spent a few years collecting these, mainly to give the Phil Spector Christmas album a break from being on auto-repeat.

Thank fucking god someone finally mentioned Knight Rider. No one on the staff did, no one on the first page of the comments did. Fuck this site and everyone on it.

Don't blame cultural standards for not being able to see Alyson Hannigan's nipples.

For those of us outside of the US who have (mostly) been able to avoid the Lindsay Lohan meltdown, and of course for the sheer spectacle of it all, can we have some "after" pictures?

Don't forget that famous actors/musicians are just as shallow as the rest of us, and are pretty keen to date/fuck famous hot people too. But what do they have in their armoury that we don't? They're famous! And hot! And they hang around in circles where they get the chance to meet these famous people too!

See also: Dirty Dancing

Her face! Her face! Somebody give her back her face! For the sweet love of god…

@avclub-90c88bf435e7bdafcb26109a12313c7d:disqus - does that mean the original theatrical version of Bladerunner is the only one we should be paying attention to? Because it's easily the worst.

I'm not a true believer in Star Wars. I think Return of the Jedi is a terrible film, I can't understand why Jar Jar comes in for so much flack when he's just as unbearable as C3PO, and I quite enjoyed the end of part III, even if it's utterly baffling that they didn't use the actor who played Darth Vader in the…