Unfortunately, almost every blogger or critic's memory of "The Man Show" is strictly from the 10-second spots Comedy Central used to run, showing the girls on trampolines and whatnot. The show wasn't the funniest thing on TV, but at least it was more than meets the eye.

So uh, did anyone watch any of Good Vibes afterwards? I've never stuck around to watch an episode, but the commercials last night (with Mila Kunis) got a little laugh out of me.

The old series referenced Texas all the time. And the movie.

Surprised by all the negativity on here. I thought this looked good last night.

Agreed with this being the best episode(s) of the season thus far. "Beavis & Butthead" is at its best when the plots are as simple as possible. In the old series, B&B were rarely out of the frame. This season has featured the Burger World manager getting arrested for peeing outside, cutaways to fast-food corporate…

There is a (very illegal) fan-made collection out there. Something like 17 DVDs of the entire series including videos, captured from multiple sources.

I feel very stupid saying this movie's title out loud.

I have to return some Red Box DVDs.

Yes I believe these are all dubstep remixes. And a couple from Lil' Jon

Did we ever figure out if the Siamese Dream girl is actually the bassist in their current lineup? Or is it a tall tale.

He's just fast. That's how he got the @Billy name on Twitter.

Yeah for all of the awful dialogue this show is cursed with, Dexter and Deb pulled that bit off pretty well.

I thought it was that girl from NCIS.

This was the first episode I watched with my new roommate, who is straight from South Korea.
I didn't expect him to understand anything about the show (especially jumping in mid-season like this), but he insisted on watching with me.

I laughed at how fucking distraught Louis was about Dexter not liking his game. Also, Dexter pretty much gave him the go-ahead to be next season's serial killer with that "Why would you want to be a serial killer?" pep talk. I can't wait to see the cyber killings of Season 7.

This is one of my favorite comment pages. I had the same experiences as most of you. Expensive burners (I made a killing burning CDs for people in high school), mislabeled MP3s, songs that skipped and that's how you remember them forever, etc. You guys rule.

Haha, that's how half of my library from 1999-2001 sounded. Clicks and skips on almost every song.

According to my MP3, Tom Green is the original artist. He is also the credited genius behind "Pet Names for Genitalia"

The Human Centipede bit was a dud for me. Not that it was terribly unfunny, but hearing them riff on something that's already been riffed on by every single blog (and many comedy shows) sucked a lot of life out of it. It was a lot like their Shake Weight joke during their promos earlier in the year. I was like,…

I'm new here. Why exactly is the show called Eastbound & Down?