Saturday, I exposed a friend of mine to the Dilbert animated series. He enjoyed them and hopefully he pursues more episodes. It was a quality show when it aired and did a fine job adapting the daily comic into a series of rapid-fire pop-culture skewing jokes and non-sequiturs.

It was 1993 week. Gotta be relevant to be irrelevant.

"America's Sweetheart Kristen Schaal" is a phrase I can get used to hearing forever. Move over, Julia Roberts! There's a new sheriff in town!

Abe Vigoda was born an old man. He's been 95 for the last 50 years!

You forgot to add *shifty eyes*

To imply it never had been before?

Totally agree. It's such a cop-out for studios to market films deceptively in hopes that people expect the film to actually be that kind of film. It's as though they don't think anyone bothers to read reviews or something.

It's nice you got a call. I just let the station cut to static.

You are one tough cookie, but I love you!

My feelings exactly. It was good for a week or two, then, when I could predict the next song on the playlist, it wasn't fun anymore.

Well, I know when I've been beat. Back to work! *whistles*

No doubt if it's on and there's nothing else, I'll revisit it. It's good enough film that I can treat like leap year and maybe watch it once every four years now.

We're all Adam Goldberg, in some way, aren't we? Not me, no. Not at all. But you, yes.

Freshman year of college, 2005. This was all I and my roommate would watch. Great way to just relax. Good tunes, good cast, and the McCaughnehy laugh *heh-heh-heh*. I probably wouldn't watch it now, though. I got my fill then.

I had the benefit (or not) of having free satellite radio for 2 months when I bought my new car in April. This song kept coming up on the alternative station. Needless to say, I realized they played the same 15 to 20 songs on a loop and I came to really get annoyed with this song fast.

The neighbors complain about the CANCERAIDS above.

Spent too much time in the decanting bottle, eh?

I can only imagine how much money one must fork over to see them live. Probably the price of a new car, circa 1939.

Pi-lots - a show about pilots who constantly fly in circles.

*John Goodman chugs bottle of Jack*