Having a space monkey worked so well for 'Lost in Space'

I assume they have to pee sometimes.

I'm taking as many of you bastards with me as I can.

I had already seen 'Aliens' the movie several times, but fingers crossed on the real life.

I watched 'Alien' for the first time last week at age 44.

Would that it were so simple.

The Astrodome was no prize.

Since we had WGN on our cable system in my hometown in the Texas Panhandle, I'd watch a lot of Cubs games when we were out of school for the summer (and that was before Wrigley had lights, so they had a lot of day games), and I was frequently jealous of Cubs fans getting to spend their afternoons at that beautiful…

For a long time, I never knew what rooting for a team that actually won a championship felt like since I was a Houston Oilers, Houston Astros, and San Antonio Spurs fan. Even in the mid-90s when other Houston fans were celebrating the Rockets' championships, I was pissed off that the Spurs were really good but not…

I was just about to suggest that very thing.

I hope it's time travel… and Kirk goes back and stops Nero from destroying the Kelvin and repairs the fractured universe/timeline and they're somehow able to get the real world to forget 'Into Darkness' with some sort of 'Men in Black' type tech.

Well, I guess it struck two people as weird enough to notice even though we are somehow wrong for noticing something that we didn't go out of our way to try to notice.

I guess because when you take the time to pick an '80s song for your nostalgia-laced project, it seems weird to pick one that's outside the time frame you're depicting, even if that music is non-diagetic.

I've only heard the term 'Duffer' as referring to someone who isn't very good at golf.

It didn't bother me. I just noticed.

Are you suggesting that Rock Me Amadeus doesn't hold up?

Is it just me, or does the boyfriend Steve look a lot like Jean Ralphio?

The Bangles version of 'Hazy Shade of Winter' (which we all remember was from the 'Less Than Zero' soundtrack from '87 or so) was one that stood out to me.

That's nuts.

I saw the "Hack the Gibson" text on Darlene's computer, and, since I understood the reference, it was the only time I've ever felt even mildly smart while watching Mr. Robot.