Because Robin Thicke spent years cultivating a wholesome family-friendly personality, right?

Cocaine is a hell of a drug.

Remember when everyone lost their shit about Michael Keaton being named Batman? And remember how, years later, everyone was in agreement he pretty much owned the role?

Oh my god, he ridiculed racism, sexism and homophobia! I was totally not expecting a socially liberal comedian to do that!

No, supposedly he gave up the nose candy sometime around "Innerspace" because his wife Meg Ryan shamed him enough into quitting. Then the bitch cheated on him 15 years later with Russell Crowe, so what does she know?

Dennis Quaid was supposedly wired on coke throughout the entire shoot for "Jaws 3." That explains his beet-red face in several scenes.

But will they make one with Steve Jobs fighting vampires?

No, sorry. When I see Tina Fey my genitals retreat back up into my crotch. God is that woman shrill and self-satisfied.

Even after watching "Overnight," I still like "Boondock Saints." It always seems to bring a smile to my face, I can't help it.

How can you not like "Fool in the Rain"? That's one of my fave Zep songs. I agree for the most part though, Led Zeppelin was THE band of the 70s, and the closing of the decade seemed to signal it's demise.

I respect Polanski as a director, and "Chinatown" is one of my favorite movies. And I feel sorry for Polanski's due to his wife's murder, having a loved one killed by Charles Manson's minions would probably mess up a lot of people.

Not allowed to marry a Republican? Your parents sound like bigots to me…

I was a little disappointed, just because I was expecting a much higher bodycount. I did like the dark sense of humor though.

Am I the only one who remembers the show "G vs. E" on USA back in the early 2000s? This movie is like a direct ripoff of that. People who have been killed are brought back to Earth to hunt down demons and prevent people from selling their souls. And they have new bodies that no one remembers them?

If Andrew and the LGTBQ community would create their own original characters instead of hijacking established ones, maybe they wouldn't be so hated.

*dipshit liberal comic book nerd*

The Soviets would have taken one look at Mondale, chuckled, and sent their nuclear birds flying without a second thought.

If you're gonna quote Snake, you might as well go for his first meeting with Hauk.

Hate Ronald Reagan if you must, but I guarentee if Walter Mondale had won the election, America would be a post-apocaypltic hellhole.

Okay, giving this episode an A- is just fan wanking bullshit. The first half of the episode was good, the second half felt like an extended teaser trailer for the next season. Nothing's moving forward in the show right now, everyone's just treading water.  It felt like a mid-season finale, not a proper stopping point…