I'm 37 years old, 11 when this came out, and I've still never seen it. Nor Fast Times At Ridgemont High, Gremlins, Goonies, Top Gun, or a host of other iconic flicks. And no, I'm not a Mennonite.

I thought that the establishment of these Five Families would result in a payoff in a later episode. In and of itself, I still got a kick out of seeing these office park schlubs as some sort of kingmaking cabal.

Is that Leelee Sobieski in that pic?
She's the movie fucker-upper.

Where'd that one guy go? I'd really like to hear more about that millionaire website that he wrote about.

Eliot Spitzer for Magnums.

20

BURN!

MFL is right and the rest of you sycophants are fucking wrong.

You mean that squinty bitch in the trailer wasn't LeeAnn Rimes?

This deal is probably more backloaded than Jennifer Lopez and Jessica Biel.

Christopher McDonald
He's a much better actor than the material he gets. Time and time again he is cast in horrible films playing the mustache twirling villain. A great filmmaker really needs to cut this guy a break.

I have very similar memories of HBO. I grew up in an area where cable wasn't available until after I'd already gone to college, so I didn't see MTV until then. What was available though was "stand alone" HBO, which we had from 1980 until our neighborhood got wired. I lived off Video Jukebox!

He the executive producer of the inexplicably popular group, Danity Kane, who's new CD is number 1 in the country. So there's that.

Of course I meant "could've easily gotten somebody else killed". Sorry.

This idiot…
could've easily gonna get somebody else killed behind this shit. Those ignorant assed bangers in L.A. play for keeps, with their warped sense of loyalty to a dead multi-millionaire rapper who couldn't give less of a shit about them.

No problem whatsoever.

You want more hits?
If Alicia Keys was standing with her back to the camera, looking over her shoulder and saying "Buy Dove" over and over again, I'd watch this thing like it was The Godfather, Part II.

This bullshit…
was what they created the phrase "critic proof" for.

I love Stakes Is High too. My problem? It's kind of humorless. I've realized on subsequent releases that Prince Paul was the lynch pin of what I believed to be the "De La Soul" sensibility. It could be a by-product of the Plugs just growing up, but it seems like it stopped being fun for them on that cd.

De La Soul
I'm a major De La Soul fan, so I'm kind of biased on this one. I still buy everything they put out, but their last GREAT album is "Buhloone Mind State".