I don't really ever tear up at things like that, but, man, you got me Joel Burns. I know some dickhole will call his office and say shit to his staffers or some other equally cowardly thing. But it will all be worth it, if one kid decides that it will get better.

Actually, I think I liked this episode even more than you…
I agree with all of your points, especially that normally the atheist character(s) would see the light at the end of the episode, though it was clear at the end that neither Kurt nor Sue had any intention of changing their beliefs. But somehow, I bet Fox and…

The most surprising thing about this movie…
…is that there is an actress with the name Jodelle, which is the same first name as my mother, albeit spelled slightly differently. I had no idea that there was ANYONE else out there with her name. Maybe my mother cloned herself a decade or so ago and here is the result.

I never noticed that the Cannell Productions logo had changed so much over the years. But man, he had to get a wider and wider shot to include all those awards, didn't he?

Wolfman, I also liked him on "Root of All Evil" which put his attorney skills to good work.

I remember watching the TOYS trailer in the theater and getting really excited about it.

Human Centipede 2: The Very Hungry Human Centipede (For Kidz!)

'Round my house it's called SHAT my Dad Says.

Roseanne…
…was no Skinny Minnie, as she would be the first to tell you. But I hardly remember much in the way of "Fat People Go Boom" humor on there, even with the awesome presence of John Goodman. I imagine Roseanne had a lot to do with that.

I got into both Brave and the Bold and Spectacular Spider-Man through my 5 year old. I was never really into them as characters before but, I dare say, I'm a fan now.

Moon Pie. What a time to be alive.

I used to work there…
…back when it was MTR.

Yes, Amazing Race. I know the bloom is off the rose, perhaps. But Project Runway proves that you can still make fascinating television.

Got to give a shout out to A SIMPLE PLAN, which is a far better movie than a book, although, if I remember correctly, the original author also wrote the screenplay.

Look like you love…spanning time
This was one the first movies that my husband and I went to see when we started dating. We even got a Christmas ornament that year for our first Christmas together of cutsy poo mice taking a photo and I still say "Look like you love me. We're spanning time." when I put it on the tree.

YAY WordGirl!
I know I am way out of the traditional WordGirl demo, but I make my kids watch it with me to limit the shame. It's one of those shows that are officially for kids, but adults are allowed to find very amusing. In addition to Parnell, Tom Kenny, Patton Oswalt, Jeffrey Tambor, Jon Benjamin and Maria Bamford…

Don't forget KillDozer!

Virgil Vogel
Virgil Vogel - va va voom.
Veni vidi vici, Virgil Vogel.
Virgil Vogel, vestal virgin.

During my 5th Birthday Party…
…my much older cousins were watching this movie on HBO in the other room. I wasn't the savvy filmgoer I am today and didn't pick up on the satire. All I remember was that I had a hard time sleeping that night.

I know the Medicare and Civil Rights comparisons to today's issues may be heavy handed for some, but I was eating that up with a spoon.