The Knack had more than one song?!

People rag on that one, but they did something weird and quirky and different, and it was by far the most financially successful entry in the original franchise.

"I'm 300 years old, so they forced me to make weapons for them" is kind of like if Issac Newton were warped into the present day and we expected him to make space ships. And he has healing blood for some reason?

V'Ger….V'Ger….Voyager!

Leia explains to Han that destroying the computer that runs a happy, utopian planet of aliens would violate the Prime Directive. Han fucks it up anyway and flies off to Space Cabo.

The main problem was that it was a Wrath of Khan remake, any way you slice it. Except the movie before that, Star Trek: The Star Trek was also heavily modeled on Wrath of Khan. As was Nemesis before that. Even Insurrection before that was based around a revenge obsessed villain with a planet destroying MacGuffin. Star…

Dale: The alley used to be two cool guys and two lame guys! Now with Boomhower acting like Bill, it's just me and three losers!

They did the theme music of The Report!

Both excellent role models to aspire to.

Wait, The Cars aren't already in the Hall of Fame? Why the hell not?!

The Susan Lucci of Rock n' Roll!

When I watched it in college, I didn't get why people were watching robots gets destroyed while calling it "a celebration of life." At 29, I realize that people would absolutely do that if we had robots that looked human.

He could do Throttle, Stephen King and Joe Hill's Duel pastiche, with a biker gang vs. an 18 wheeler. Or maybe George Miller, as a high speed, stunt heavy, story-length chase scene is definitely in his wheelhouse (Pun!).

Maybe we will FINALLY get to see the electric turtle!

Mystery Inc. was shockingly great.

My least favorite thing about the series is how everyone is obsessed with Rocky all the time. Creed can't let the first fight go. Mobs of children follow him through the streets. Clubber 'wants Balboa!' He becomes super rich and Philadelphia makes a statue of him, every commentator has to spend time talking about how…

Didn't you hear? Dramas are 'more important' than comedies.

I'm feeling like Kimmy Schmidt will be left off just because it was so early in the year.

I'm glad to see Parks and Rec wasn't forgotten. It ended early in the year, and critics, along with everyone else, have short memories.

Superman For All Seasons was good at least…