Spin City definitely deserves more props. Nothing groundbreaking or brilliant, but just a fun show to hang out with.

I was really hoping that movie would feature Captain Cameron kicking in the main deflector dish.

Max Spielberg had better get cracking on that Jaws movie.

"Pardon my French, but you're an IDIOT!"

Next time I go to Chicago, I'm dawdling over a fruit salad.

bow-WOW

"I've always loved you."

Yeah, she's aged pretty damned well to me.

My daughter's in the third grade, and her last day is June 10th.

"I'll Be You" was the first Replacements song I ever heard. I wasn't very cool in 1989.

That's fair, I suppose. Still seems like a cash grab, but if anybody's entitled to a pay day, it's them.

It just seems weird to me that Paul and Tommy were trying to pass themselves off as "the Replacements" all by themselves. Sort of like Brian May and Roger Taylor trying to claim that they're still Queen.

Bastards of Young, Get Off My Lawn

Hey, guys. I'm with Stupid! Now Tommy's Stupid!

Tommy Lee Jones and Al Gore used to give him swirlies.

And Zach De La Rocha is on a street corner passing out barely legible Xeroxed rants about how President Obama has teamed up with Dick Cheney and the Koch brothers to steal his thoughts.

We actually watched Darby O'Gill in school in when I was in second or third grade. The Banshee was some freaky-ass shit.

We watched Trading Places a lot, but it was the edited-for-TV version that we had taped. To this day, I still haven't seen the actual movie.

The scene where they mime the pagan dance in the long shot is still hysterical.

When I was in seventh grade, we went on a field trip to see this. Naturally, we all just sat there and politely watched during the scene where they kissed.