Just make sure you're sitting in the front half of the plane

Hot Rod and Nacho Libre?

I wonder how many studio execs wrote Blomkamp an email with the words "Now- about that title…"

Whatever studio behind this film obviously has no idea how it wants to market it

Sorry to say it, but Harlem isn't really black anything anymore

Influential Music Artist: "Release dates don't matter anymore"
Record Industry: "Release dates matter more than anything!!!"

Mos def.

Not his real name?!? That's Ludacris!!!

"Tell me more about that bizarre land-y world you come from. Is there water there too?"
"Sure. Sometimes it falls from the sky"
"Hm."
"And sometimes it doesn't."

The first mention of one of my favorite of the show's running gags. I don't know why, but the fact that Manwiches exist 1,000 years into the future is a comforting thought

They did, though, use the conceit perfectly in Steve Carell's final episode - when he un-mic'd himself to say an unheard goodbye to Pam. Nothing needed to be done after that point

In retrospect, I'm happy that Parks never made a self-referencing joke at the "documentary crew" that had been supposedly filming them for years (the Office really leaned into this towards the end). I was expecting at least a wink during the finale, but I'm glad it never came

I remember the original Bubsy platforms (games I loved as a kid) had fun idle animations

More like Turd Crapley

GAME OF CONES

Also the fact that April & Andy named their son Jack-o'-lantern

I've been toiling away at a job I hate for over a year now, and this episode left me brimming with a new purpose to go out there and find a team that needs me

It's Always Sunny season 4 is just about flawless

The Pawnee town slogan bit from the Time Capsule episode is one of my favorite of the show's moments

I've said this of the show before - but I've never seen a series (especially an animated one) so sure of itself and aware of what it wants to be from episode 1. The way the hint at the lore in very organic and subtle ways is really masterful. They keep things intriguing without dangling mysteries over the viewers'…