Then that ten minute dance number can LITERALLY involve a mob shark! Ahahah! Ahah!  Ah… I hate puns.

Oh my God Lady Gaga is the Mistress of Ultrajail. IT ALL MAKES SENSE NOW.

Paramore already came out, though. Pop is saved, we can move on.

Thank you! This cleared up the confusion I had.

I have a question that might be a little more complicated than I'm thinking - how can a will be disobeyed? Isn't a will a legally-binding document? And if it's not, how can a will function if there's no way of being sure that the last wishes of its writers are obeyed?

It's certainly my favorite Dreamworks production!

God forbid that white people feel .0000000006 of the misery any other group faces! -headdesks so hard she leaves a crater- People ASTOUND me.

I'm so confused by all of this. Literally.

It might… on a channel whose biggest draw isn't Tosh.0.

Oh my God, a thousand times that, citizen christy. I have no idea why, but my high-school government teacher showed us that clip in class. It kinda changed everything about my TV watching.

And the award for the most out-of-left-field fangasming goes to…

He IS in How To Train Your Dragon, which makes more money off of TV shows/merchandising in ten seconds than Seth Rogen's made in his life.

I thought that said DJ Dynasty Handbag, and got REEEEAAALLY excited about a potential Deep House Dish sketch. -is pathetic-

I mean, I know he's not pitching, but surely there was another job he could take.

Christ, I just listened to that song for the first time. And I am SO GLAD I was two years old when that came out, and that my musical intake was largely Sesame Street songs. How did you guys LIVE with that song on the radio?!

Technically, Janis Joplin is a one-hit wonder. "One-hit wonder", according to Billboard, means you got something in the top 40 only once.

The only time I ever watched TRL was to see NSYNC's "It's Gotta Be Me" when I was, like… ten? Eleven? I feel weird when people my age say it was such a huge part of their lives, because I literally watched it once.

LanaKane pretty much nailed that it's a rip-off of Thriller, but it's a surprisingly watchable, creative rip-off of Thriller.

I was so disappointed that "I Want My MTV" didn't cover anything beyond 1992 for this reason. MTV pretty much made boyband pop culture with TRL.

Oh good, I'm not the only one. That Spanish guitar does it for me every time!