Being a Boyz II Men fan in the grunge era wasn't fun. I definitely kept my love for them kind of under wraps.

The review wasn't even particularly scathing. And I thought it summed up the boy band phenomenon pretty well, how it comes literally a once in a lifetime for the individual person. And it had a nice "You can't go home again" tone.

Same. I did genuinely love NKOTB, but I preferred other things, like JEM. I was also a She-Ra fanatic.

Same. I did genuinely love NKOTB, but I preferred other things, like JEM. I was also a She-Ra fanatic.

Unfortunately, it's gone. I guess it went when AVC shut down the Philadelphia division. But I don't know for sure.

I always felt bad for Danny, b/c everyone kept calling him ugly. But he's actually aging the best out of NKOTB. And he looks good on the poster.

There's a such thing as sex toy consultants? And NKOTB cruises? I've been missing out.

Honestly, I think most people who go to the reunion tours are pretty self-aware. It's no more pathetic than the grown men who write essays about the pop culture obsessions of their youth. The ones who posted the outraged comments about it on AVC are a small and rabid minority.

Honestly, I think most people who go to the reunion tours are pretty self-aware. It's no more pathetic than the grown men who write essays about the pop culture obsessions of their youth. The ones who posted the outraged comments about it on AVC are a small and rabid minority.

Thanks for balling up. I agree very, very much. I loved NKOTB back in the day, but their music hasn't held up well at all. I'm a 30 something woman who agreed with every word of that now infamous AVC review/essay. I didn't hate 98 degrees but I was too old to get into boy bands during their heyday (if they ever had…

The primo weed and the chance to bring a new life into the world?

Good point, @avclub-f62296b9393b6ab9229ebde91ed8469f:disqus . But if MASH ends up on Hulu or Netflix, it may continue to live on and gain a new following.

I was wondering that myself. The commentary didn't mention anything about it, one way or another.

"all theatre kids are stoners and get knocked up at least once."

Nah, I couldn't really get into it. It's my least favorite Whedon project. But to be fair, I'm not a *huge* fan of his, and I haven't seen his most recent movies.

OK, that FNL trailer for the T.V. show seriously scared me. And then I found out it was a fan made trailer.

Grover Cleveland made New Mexico jokes on two non-consecutive occasions.

*sobs* Pinchy!

I wonder what happened to it post 9/11 though? I can't imagine it being used since they pulled some episodes out of rotation all together.

I'm pretty sure it was more than one guy. You should check out @avclub-f380cb25d00781321f0b111b7c330706:disqus 's comment history.