I don't know! That's why I asked!

Strange Wilderness is an all-around terrible movie, but it has some fairly fantastic scenes — the VO work for the show, mostly.

Dammit, K. Thrace, "tearjerking" will not be topped! The discussion is over!

Right. Sloan's dad. Who doesn't know that?

Redemption Song: the song most likely to be performed by a white college sophomore in a hemp necklace. It's not the world's greatest song, but man, it does not deserve that fate.

Do people really not get George Peterson?

@avclub-d7f43e1fb2d4977c86163d9b0cb07814:disqus Isn't he the one who says "Too high!"? Or was that one of the other random Cleveland fans?

"Liked" for acknowledging the Applegate/Arnett chemistry as the best thing about this show, and I'll add that they're a great comedy pairing in general. At least S1 had a decent ending, so we can all just pretend that it exists unto itself and forget about the mangling that came after.

YESYESYES. "Stars" wins hands down, not even close, but I do still have some love for "Sucked Out."

I'm still defending that New Radicals record to this day. "I Hope I Just Didn't Give Away the Ending" is fantastic, and there's other good stuff too. I don't care if I'm their one and only fan.

Make sure you hit up Southern Pacific Brewing once you get to SF. Damn fine beers there.

Not Penny's Float. *Clearly* Not Penny's Float.

We must give this man (or woman? not sure…) all of our money to publish this. I'll pledge 10 American dollars.

I'll stand up for S4 & 5 — "Dinner Party," "The Deposition," Michael Scott Paper Company arc, "Goodbye, Toby." Those were still pretty enjoyable. For me, the show ends when they find out Pam is pregnant.

ICU81MIce Cream.

You win. Forever.

And he'd probably still be just as hot in drag.

False! The 10.10.10 was excellent.

>>I do like coffee stouts a lot but a coffee IPA just seems needlessly bitter.

Superior list, mainly for the inclusion of Bart Sells His Soul and You Only Move Twice. Well done.