Gobble-Gibbler, Gobble-Gibbler… One of Us!

What is it about Soup is Good Food that you don't understand? Corporate America has already settled this debate, and you will atone!

What about pen pals?

Let's spin the Miller-Boyett theme song Wheel of Cliches to find out!

Yeah, who'd merchandise the hell out of that shit?

He acknowledged doing the Chipmunks movies to pay for a country house. Maybe he's doing this to pay for Todd Margaret.

I would argue that Monty Python was often too consistent. While they didn't have a lot of recurring characters, they tended to repeat a handful of basic concepts over and over again (which is supposedly what caused Cleese to bail on the final series).

You'll never get that "bumm-ba-dum-bum-bum-bum-bum" out of your head.

Metropoulos sounds like a joke last name for a Greek character on Mr. Show.

Growing up in a relatively conservative home, Night Flight was a show that wasn't specifically forbidden to watch, but felt like it would have been had my parents known it existed.

Soliciting snail mail kind of died during the anthrax scare and never really came back.

I had always assumed that Ellen was a big fan of Titi.

That's also why everything from that era has flat lighting and the sets look like they're made of cardboard.

And Diet Kolos.

My understanding is that Mike does dates with the band when it doesn't conflict with his other projects. His personal stuff comes first, but he'll still hang with The Monkees when he can.

R.I.P ScratStitch
Whenever the fuck - Just now, we assume

Same goes for Late Night with David Letterman. They debuted Hal Gurnee's Network Time Killers during a writers strike. His post-cancellation morning show episodes were amazing, too.

Did the MSNBC tablets not survive in the future?

*?uestlove vomits water*

You're a Great American.