The big plot twist is that Interstellar is actually a sequel to Wet Hot American Summer.

I know this doesn't count because I don't even like the song itself, but "Johnny Don't Point that Gun at Me" has to be their most cringe-inducing song. GAAAH. I remember a hilarious road trip moment when that song came up on shuffle and my best friend and I dramatically sang along with the chorus.

Just clicked through their schedule and there's no listing of movie times.

My parents are older than Gary Oldman, and yet they've managed to never go on a rant about the Jews. I get what you're trying to say, but it actually comes down to "bastard people vs. not bastard people."

Right. This is what I hate about people who complain about "political correctness." Essentially everyone is telling Gary Oldman, "The world would be a better place if you weren't a racist f*cking a**hole. Please don't be an a**hole, K?" and he's sitting there whining about it because he wants to be an a**hole but…

This show was so predictable:
Step 1: Crappy/confusing food/service
Step 2: Gordon takes shirt off
Step 3: Gordon fixes everything with fresh local ingredients

In 5 years, we'll all be either working for him…or dead by his hand.

Don't forget Grizz (in the "we're not supposed to know that" category)! Also a running gag in itself. I like that he calls her "Beth."

(double post…stupid disqus)

Professor van Nostrand…

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The Seinfeld running gag that pops to my mind is "Vandelay." Art Vandelay, Vandelay Industries…

I like "knees up!" from The Giant Gila Monster. It was confined to that episode, as far as I know, but I remember my dad and I rolling on the floor and yelling "knees up!" every time it happened.

Don/Peggy dance: A quiet tear rolled down my cheek while watching that scene. It was nice to see them make up. It think it's true for everyone: we have very few people in our lives with whom we can be completely open and honest. Don and Peggy, having witnessed each other's darkest hours, can be that mirror for…

This song was always crushing, but re-listening to it after recently learning that someone close to me has terminal cancer….guh. It's like a kick in the gut.

I'm not sure what you are asking. My point was this: I do the same thing that you are admitting to. I couldn't bring myself to say the words "fat" or "overweight" about myself out loud and thereby perpetuated the idea that those things are *other* and *negative.* My 10 lbs are yes, very personal and a source of a…

Interesting take. I once dated a *real winner* who was openly disgusted by overweight people, and claimed that he was "working on it." I wanted to say, "Hey buddy, I AM OVERWEIGHT AND YOU ARE DATING ME." Granted, I'm only about 10 lbs overweight, but I could never actually bring myself to point that out to him. …

I haven't seen the episode yet, but it seems like Louie is kind of confirming my pet theory about (hetero) guys and overweight women: That a sizable proportion of men are physically attracted to overweight women but 90% of those are too afraid of what their friends will say to actually *date* an overweight woman…

I saw them at a restaurant once. I was there with a huge table of friends (all in our 20s at the time) and half of our table was freaking out while the other half was wondering why the hell we were freaking out. I got an autograph for my parents. They were very kind.

This song is my go-to if I'm struggling on the treadmill. I added it to my workout playlist a few years ago and it hasn't been taken off since. It's just so relentlessly upbeat..without being a cheese-fest. And I like to pretend I'm Freddy when I'm running.