The '77 Hobbit, specifically. Admittedly, there was no ST preview because the movie wouldn't come out for two years, but damnit, @avclub-517d97b17c77bf9ad730910ce9d5ef69:disqus could dream!

I thought Shelbyville was eventually portrayed as super high-class compared to Springfield, complete with hoots of derision.

I thought Shelbyville was eventually portrayed as super high-class compared to Springfield, complete with hoots of derision.

Yeah, maybe in 1997.

Yeah, maybe in 1997.

"Laura, look out!" Apparently she's another character, but that's it.

"Laura, look out!" Apparently she's another character, but that's it.

Oblong die? Do you mean a D12? A D8? D20? C'mon, man, you can't just leave us hanging on this.

Oblong die? Do you mean a D12? A D8? D20? C'mon, man, you can't just leave us hanging on this.

Sadly, it is true. He blew the crotch out them things.

Sadly, it is true. He blew the crotch out them things.

But does he get to keep his cutoff shorts and hawaiian trip-hop luau music?

But does he get to keep his cutoff shorts and hawaiian trip-hop luau music?

It was a dumb line, but I enjoyed Patrick Stewart saying "I saw a balloon today." It reminded me of when they have Brian act like a dog.

It was a dumb line, but I enjoyed Patrick Stewart saying "I saw a balloon today." It reminded me of when they have Brian act like a dog.

Plus didn't they already do one before?

Plus didn't they already do one before?

And even then, Tom ALREADY owns the 300 Brooks Brothers suits/outfits to sell to little kids.

And even then, Tom ALREADY owns the 300 Brooks Brothers suits/outfits to sell to little kids.

True, but I think the scene with Speedy—where she points how obvious he was being (or she thought he was being) by giving her an arrowhead, just as an Arrow-themed vigilante was running around—coupled with his lines about he didn't need the Arrow to DO anything, just to BE SEEN, back before there were actual villains…