I only saw one episode of that show, and I think it was the most clever Scooby-Doo premise ever concocted. The gang were on this "Dinner Theater/Murder Mystery" cruise, and all the other passengers hated them because they were too good at solving mysteries.

I actually didn't hate the first live-action Scooby-Doo movie. It wasn't great, but it didn't take itself seriously at all and was kind of goofy fun. I dug the "Zombie Island" animated flick, too.

About a year ago, I saw a billboard for a music festival that was being headlined by Bad Religion and the Offspring. All I could think was, "Cool! Crazy Taxi reunion!"

It's just for these shorts, as far as I know. He doesn't voice Mickey for any of the other millions of things Mickey's in. I'm not sure why. It's still Russi, Tony and Bill as the others.

I was born in 1986, so I never got to experience the year firsthand, but the two things from 1983 that probably had the biggest impact on me by the time I got around to them are the "Showdown" episodes of Cheers (good call, Todd) and the debut of Luigi in "Mario Bros.," since I've always been a big video game fan.

I watched all of Hemlock Grove. No face punches, except the one it gave me.

It goes back to her line to the wheelchair kid. "I'm scared that I'm not myself in here, and I'm scared that I am."

Miss OK sounds like the name of an old Asian woman who runs a bathhouse.

I always thought it was strange, too. I was nine when Toy Story came out, and I had ALL those toys. I guess kids just really like cars.

They're big and popular, so fuck 'em.

So? It completely fucked "Pushing Daisies" momentum, and it died as soon as it finally came back.

So, I guess Pee-wee's big IS for sale. Better hope Francis doesn't catch wind of this auction.

He's like some… non-giving up… school guy!

I just found out that Barky Marky guy everybody hates is voicing Mickey Mouse in the new shorts Disney's been making. He's not even their regular Mickey, he's JUST doing those shorts.

Really? You don't know the Lord of Dragonstone and the elder of King Robert Baratheon's two younger brothers?*beat*READ A BOOK, PEOPLE!

Atari's also gonna make a huge comeback around the same time Tyrell Corp. starts making waves.

Slimey is so fucking adorable. That's all I have to say.

I don't mind a Spider-Man movie being overstuffed with villains. I've always liked the idea that's he basically just this kid with the world crashing down around him, and he somehow has to find the strength to keep going. Having multiple villains showcases that well, which to me is what the Sinister Six is all about.

I'm sorry, Hank. My hands are tied.

Spacey and Corey Stoll are virtual locks for nominations (Spacey being an A-List star, and Stoll for being uniformly singled out as the show's best performance). Not sure about the series as a whole though.