I love this show. I Was never really a huge Kelsey fan but this show rounds out his career. I would go as far as to say that Grammar might just be the finest television actor ever. Who else has successfully pulled off three television shows (Cheers, Frasier, Boss)? I don't think there are really a lot of actors that…

Dane is originally a theater guy. I think his acting chops are underrated. I think he will eventually land a role that will turn heads in a good way.

don't know if this has been mentioned but instead of Day-Lewis, they should get the guy who played Lincoln in Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.

When this show first came out I couldn't help but thinking how trash it was. It has become the best, most consistently funny cartoon currently running, even giving South Park a run for its money IMO.

Its crazy that Brakhage's death a few years ago coincided with the death of film as a physical medium.

Thank you Miz Barkie

Love it Dental Plan. Me and you man. Kindred spirits. We will never let those two lines die. As a matter of fact, I'm thinking of putting that on my gravestone.

He still says it but not 10 times a minute. More like an establishing mmmkay and then just straight talk.

Dang, loved Uncle Jimbo and Ned. 
How bout this though…notice how Mr. Mackey barely says mmmkay anymore?

What ever happened to Officer Barbrady? He seems to have been replaced by that other police dude a while ago. Have T&M commented on this?

I agree. We'll see how things play out next season but I believe Ryan read a bit too deep into the mid-season final earlier this year.

I really liked this episode. I actually thought it was a bit darker than usual. It was an exercise in taking Kenny and Cartman out of their crazy world and into reality.

You know, as ridiculous as his reviews are, they are actually kind of funny at this point. Its hilarious to see everyone load up on the comments because something didn't a 100%. He can't be serious. And if he is, good for him.  I do think sometimes he brings up substantial criticism, but he loses validity for me…

who can forget Def Lepard Sunday

Sugar Rose. His nickname for Jonsi's sister I believe.

Another good Hughes moment similar to this is in Breakfast Club when the principle talks to the janitor and realizes he's gotten old.

I'd like to see Irvine outlast Burrell at least. He gets beat by her in every competition.

I still think that one of the scariest movie scenes of all time, for a seven year old at least, was in ET when Elliot sees ET for the first time in the field. ET gets all bugeyed and flips out at Elliot. I still dread that scene even though I've seen the movie 40 times (and I'm over 30 now).

Well, its has the line: "Hey Yo Mikey, gotta pee?" (or something like that).

I think the last three were historical based and this 4th one had too much of a pure sci fi element.