I own a copy of NF, which I thoroughly enjoyed. In Mr. Cooke's honor I'll break it out again tonight.

I bought a 4-pack and I want to get my money's worth!

I was going to make that joke, but I wimpled out.

Crotchless, or regular?

Hey!

He's getting too old for that shit.

Most ridiculous line from "Star Wars"…

Six days?!? Ohhhh, how I would have killed for that baud rate!

Cheryl/Carol must have been relieved it was diagetic this time.

I was wondering about that. Katie is still using the Julian calendar, I guess.

I think "Unbreakable" deserved consideration.

This was 1999, so most of those protesters have probably died of old age since then.

This was the only British sitcom I liked that didn't appear on WHYY in the 80's/90's.

Heil-a Mussolini!

Good Lord, the memories. I had a statistics teacher in college who was more into this show than I was. You can guess how he greeted his students every morning!

Phrasing!

The California settings are definitely selling the new season for me. The shots along the highway made me realize how badly I want to go back there.

Apparently Gabriel and Jerry Smith use the same small-talk guidebook!

Around the time that this song came out in 1989, McDonald's launched a publicity campaign where people would attempt to sing (or say) the entirety of what was on their menu at the time.

I prefer the Chicago "Fibonacci" box set, which contains Chicago 1, Chicago 1 again (re-mix), Chicago 2, Chicago 3, Chicago 5, Chicago 8, Chicago 13, Chicago 21, and Chicago 34.