I remembering having Gyromite but no robot. I was so sad that I couldn't play it. It wasn't until 20 years later I found out you could do the robot's function using the second controller.

What about the author of
Macho Business Donkey Wrestler?
He's pretty rich no?

That's a good way to describe it whata, easily enjoyable. Most of it isn't memorable but it's easy listening. The best of it is quite nice to listen to.

Living, Loving Life is my favorite Peanut Butter Conspiracy song too.

Idiotking you are one of the most pretentious pricks I've ever encountered online. Any point you may have had was lost due to your douchebaggery manner of speaking. It's funny because you think you know it all compared to anyone living outside of a big city when really, you're quite clueless.

I thought it was well-written and insightful. I never thought of MM and how she would be viewed today if she were alive in the day of Twitter and such. I also didn't think of the Taylor/Jolie comparison. Overall though, I really liked how he covered about a century of change in the Hollywood star-making system in…

I don't know who is more annoying, Very Funny or the imposter. Christ both of you asswipes give it a rest.

Lukewarm? Now that's just crazy talk.

Yikes I'm cringing at the Charlie Sheen gimmick poster. Just…no. Please stop it's embarrassing.

I also have to pipe in regarding the Middle: what a nice little episode from a nice little sitcom. The Little River Band cover band was a nice touch.

Mind Gardens came to mind for me as well. What a pretentious pile of poo.

Shhh! Let people keep thinking that Pittsburgh is horrible or we'll have a bunch of jagoffs move in.

Head is pretty great imo. It's fractured yet oddly cohesive in a trippy way. It certainly isn't saccharine at all compared to what the Monkees are usually known for.

I agree that the potential was there for a fantastic episode because of Hathaway's abilities. A shame the writing wasn't there.