Try Boston sports radio. The most successful show is pretty much dedicated to continually blasting the most successful football franchise in the history of the sport. But, this is the year it all falls apart! Every…….single……season.

So basically Stuntman Mike is Clownman Mike?

I always thought it was ridiculous that Tiger Woods was shilling for Buick when he was like 21 but, knowing what we now know about him, a Buick seems about right for a pill-popping dickhead with a penchant for late night diner waitresses.

Not to mention that goddamn mouse that's always racing around.

Pfft. They're not even toasted!

But Pepsi had Madonna. Until they saw the Like A Prayer video.

Upvoted simply because I never knew I needed to read the phrase "Fred Flintstone was a worthless piece of shit" until this very moment.

If they follow that up with Dumbo, there's gonna be a lot of awkwardness in the plaza this summer.

To me, Oz was an enjoyable show more than a good show. If you stopped to think for even a second about how absurd 90% of it was, it kinda fell apart. That said, most of the main cast were really good and it gave the world a weekly dose of JK Simmons, which is some kind of public service.

He'll always be That Guy Who Had An Affair With Tracy Flick in Election to me.

From Camper Van Beethoven to making ghost stories starring Charlie Brown. David Lowery is a true Renaissance man.

Kramer drank some Hennigan's. "No smell, no tell!"

I like that. I'm a fan of Pynchon's stand-in for Coleman in "V", McClintic Sphere: "Keep cool, but care".

Mae Whitman is playing a sitcom mom? Christ that makes me feel old.

This has nothing to do with the movie but i once got spaghetti and meatballs delivered by a local restaurant and, on the bag, it was marked as "spaget and mitbells" which is now the only way i can hear the word in my head.

For some reason, my cable didn't carry Comedy Central for a long time so now I'm happy to learn that while i thought i was missing out on MST3K, i was actually avoiding Dream On.

The Apple could've been so much more.

He also played Elaine's alcoholic boyfriend that Jerry accidentally helped relapse.

The Replacements song? Nah, that's at last 14 years old.

Hey, it gave the world Denny Dillon and where would Dream On have been without her? Oh right, on HBO, every…. fucking…night.