Jesus. That white Polo w/green Sleeveless vest - right? Horrible!

Jesus. That white Polo w/green Sleeveless vest - right? Horrible!

The movie WAS somewhat joke-light, but I think the commentary has a couple of the funniest things I've ever heard:

The movie WAS somewhat joke-light, but I think the commentary has a couple of the funniest things I've ever heard:

"I'm an actor, man. Shit, I've got five films in the can". People talk like this? People talk like this.

"I'm an actor, man. Shit, I've got five films in the can". People talk like this? People talk like this.

I think this is a definite yes - c'mon. The only tiny quibble I have is that the age difference between them is such that it's much more likely that she'd be his grandmother - but, who's arguing?

I think this is a definite yes - c'mon. The only tiny quibble I have is that the age difference between them is such that it's much more likely that she'd be his grandmother - but, who's arguing?

It was a big deal that she got out of it, so much so that when Suzanne Somers tried something similar they came down on her especially hard. Basically, as I recall, it was discovered by Farrah's management that somehow she was working for the show with no valid contract.

It was a big deal that she got out of it, so much so that when Suzanne Somers tried something similar they came down on her especially hard. Basically, as I recall, it was discovered by Farrah's management that somehow she was working for the show with no valid contract.

Farrah's appeal was somewhat mysterious to many people, even at the time.

Farrah's appeal was somewhat mysterious to many people, even at the time.

Poor Shelly Hack. Poor poor poor Shelly Hack. Her hair was bad, a cardinal sin for an angel.

Poor Shelly Hack. Poor poor poor Shelly Hack. Her hair was bad, a cardinal sin for an angel.

It was. Glenn Close sang a song to Jon Lovitz about being offended by his sexist comment, and I fell in love with SNL all over again.

It was. Glenn Close sang a song to Jon Lovitz about being offended by his sexist comment, and I fell in love with SNL all over again.

I. Have no idea what this guy looks like. I seem to remember everyone but him.

I. Have no idea what this guy looks like. I seem to remember everyone but him.

Genuinely infuriating, up to and including the end (it's terrible because Roseanne Conner was writing it!).

Genuinely infuriating, up to and including the end (it's terrible because Roseanne Conner was writing it!).