She put out three great albums
and has spent all the years since breaking my fucking heart.

Biting the hand that feeds them
If this actually goes through it would be great if Beavis and Butthead were allowed a wider range of television targets.

Ice
Great episode of the X-Files, especially considering it was from the first season when the series was still finding its footing.

Another vote for Outlaws. My dorm floor played the bajeezus out of that one and it's still one of my fondest multiplayer memories.

Agreed. I miss the music, but it's a lot better than having the dialogue censored beyond all recognition.

I love Freaks & Geeks, but if you think that show wasn't full of stereotypes then I'm not sure what program you were watching. The cliches are right there in the title.

Confirmed:

I don't own them, but I'm pretty sure the Mike Judge Collection came with the music videos.

The music was used mostly as a transition between scenes and to provide some background ambiance.

Happy to help.

Just FYI Otto, you can get the set for a lot cheaper than 80 bucks.

I'm engaged to Daria and it's awesome.

I got one of the B&B sets as a gift, the Time-Life edition without the music videos, and I found it enjoyable in small doses, but really hard to take for more than a half hour.

I don't think Daria's personality was all that unrealistic. She was basically just a social outcast who didn't buy into the idea that high school is supposed to be the best years of your life. That describes pretty much everyone I knew in high school.

High Cotton and Bumper Crop are both good collections and probably not a bad place to start.

@witty

@We want….

It's my birthday as well and every year my only wish is that no one does anything crazy as folks are wont to do on this day.

Because the music is generic pap and the lyrics are embarrassingly awful.

Got into The Ramones and The Replacements around 1991 in the midst of being bombarded with Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Soundgarden.