It's all been downhill since they brought Family Guy back from the dead. Sometimes dead is better.
It's all been downhill since they brought Family Guy back from the dead. Sometimes dead is better.
I had no intention of watching the movie, but I'll usually read a review of anything that warrants a rare F, if only because I miss My Year of Flops so very much.
I don't know why, but this feels absolutely true.
Or, even more dramatically, some combination of AIDS and cancer. We could call it something like…um…AIDScer!
We're talking about a totally outrageous paradigm!
It sounds like one of the bands I was in in college. I dug it!
I had that same thought, but figured cavemen weren't close enough in time to Gladiator for that hint to make any sense.
I had this same experience, and thought I must have confused Rhodes with the guy who writes the Straight Dope column. But I was right; they're both named Cecil.
My mom rented it and made me watch it when I was in high school. She has a thing for post-apocalyptic dystopia movies.
Here, let me correct that for you: There are a LOT of emissions on this list.
You accidentally typed "here".
I once almost named a band The Warren Cheswick Experience. How are you rewatching it?
But most of the time they're just asking why it says, "Obth".
Which one's Pink?
I watched that show pretty religiously. I remember it being good, but I also remember knowing everything as a teenager back in 1995.
That's exactly how I always explain MCIS to people who say that it should've been a single album. It blew my 15 year-old mind at the time with how it just seemed like they decided to use every idea they ever had all on one album.
I was almost there, but got to the stage late. At least you can say you got to see him play.
Up until reading that a moment ago, I thought the opening lines of the Full House theme song went, "Whatever happened to predictability/The milkman, the paperboy, even MTV?"
Yep, this. I know I've watched this movie at least once, but the only things I remember are "Rex Manning Day" and that Liv Tyler is in it.
Agreed. Also, the Langley Schools version of "Desperado" is also superior to the original.