Two secret ingredients: smoked paprika and brown sugar. The former for depth of flavor and the latter to cancel out a little bit of the heat I put in from chilies and red pepper flakes. I prefer to eat it straight up, without sour cream or cheese.

Probably in my top five favorite shows period, animated or not. I think Write Where It Hurts is at the top for me. Anything where Helen gets broken down. :)

I still want a Buck Bokai trading card.

Another one of the great voices that I loved to listen to gone. RIP.

More exposure to the gem that is Daria is welcome, even if it is late. A one-off special with Daria in college, or as an adult would be awesome.

Both excellent choices, but so are the other guest stars added for the group's parents, and most of them are wasted to poor plotting and scripting, at least in recent seasons. I hope better material is given to these two, especially Jack McBrayer. He's the best part of Forgetting Sarah Marshall.

Agreed. Some of the finest science fiction out there. Period.

The '93 Phillies were a crazy bunch. I'm not sure if they were really into the hard stuff, but alcohol and partying, lots of that.

Only if the mutton is nice and lean.

As long as the fans aren't making episodes of Star Trek of the same quality…

Set Adrift into the heavens. Keep singing up there.

Gina Torres period.

Remake of Last Crusade with Ford trying his best at a Sean Connery accent. Discount Shia Lebouf (some unknown, spunky, young man) listens with a wry smile, then proceeds to listen to rock music and goof off.

And how many times have we seen Homer Simpson ruin his children's lives only to redeem himself? That trope has been done so many times over the course of close to three decades.

Heart Frank Langella. Plus, the nerd in me needs to acknowledge that even with all his amazing work the last few years, he did three episodes on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. That's a diverse resume.

But do it in the pail so you don't ruin your marriage.

This show is so good with the honest feels. Few things ever seem forced or preachy.

It's not to the level of despise, but I don't really have any appreciate or understanding for the love of Final Fantasy VII. It's considered a landmark in the RPG genre (on consoles at least), a very good story and a good playable game. I'm utterly bored every time I sit down with it and have never finished the story.

The feels. The feels.

Bloodborne/Souls games. I'm just not skilled enough to play them well, but I can appreciate the quality of the game and the skill of the people who play it.