Roger Ebert's review is why I went to see the movie too.

It didn't scare or freak me out either. I was an X-Files die hard at the time. But I was in the hospital when this aired, so I never saw it until a few years later in syndication. I was expecting to be very, very scared b/c of its reputation. But I didn't feel anything when watching it.

It's "The Talk"

I was wondering the same thing. I didn't know I was following it until just now.

So you were in the cast at one point?

Too late.

I know. But I haven't seen it happen here yet. And now it happened to me. Twice.

He used to be an MTV VJ too, back in the 90's.

Whoa, this is the first time I've seen downvoting done here.

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Yep, we had it too. It was my introduction to Lisa Ling and Anderson Cooper.

If you read further, Charles Kelly goes on to explain that Dr. Dre is "African-American".

I love that this needed to be explained at the time the episode aired.

Everyone at snpp.com reads at the 78th grade level.

Still: That’s certainly our Milhouse getting rebuffed in the drier’s seat

Someone else on AVC told me about that too. I'll have to take a look at it. Thanks!

I thought she was terrific in The Bling Ring.

Thanks! It's my all time favorite Simpsons moment. Sometimes just looking at my username and icon makes me laugh.

Why not? At one point, my father had more printers than computers.