I remember going to EPCOT in like 97 when I was 13 and they had this thing where you got to pick a show to insert yourself in, it was like a greenscreen and there a script you were supposed to stick to. I remember seeing “Saved By The Bell” and being like “Yeah I loved that shit in elemetary school!” So I picked it…

I avidly watched this show when I was a kid. But I wonder if it is unique enough to warrant a reboot? It seems like just your standard issue high school kids show. 90210 had much more of a “hook” to it.

Bargaining phase of grief: What about just a Hot Sundae reunion? How’s that?

He Also Keeps The Meaning Of His Films Purposefully Vague And When They Smashed The Pizza Shop In Do the Right Thing, What Exactly Was He Trying To Say?

Ok, Spike. Now, give all your awards back and really take a stand. You have a legitimate complaint, but how does this take steps to correct the inequality?

Their quirky non-relationship gives me life.

It’s actually the title of his next cook book.

Spike Lee Is A Grown Ass Man Who Writes Like My Facebook Friend That I Tend To Ignore...

He actually became one of the best parts of Broad City for me. Second only to Ilana.

Lincoln appreciation GIF thread?

A slave who smiles at his child or looks happily at a blue sky is a different thing from “the only thing that put a smile on Hercules’ face was when Lady Washington walked into the kitchen” (approximate quote). The book shows slaves taking pleasure in their masters’ happiness as if that was their purpose in life. It’s…

Can’t wait for Ganeshram’s next story about those great blankets the white man gave the Native Americans.

“Quite surprised by the editorial slant here.”

There’s a new Wal-Mart store coming to your area...

I’d be curious to see where these stores are located. Poor neighborhoods? Rural areas? Because 10 miles is a long distance to find transportation to in those areas. What I am trying to say is, wal mart is going to create food deserts and we are all going to die.

But when life closes a Walmart in one part of the country, it builds a new one somewhere else. The company plans on opening “50 to 60 Supercenters and 85 to 95 of its smaller Neighborhood Markets” in other locations over the next year.

Also, I know everyone is an obnoxious foodie these days but “oat lavash”? It’s bread. I didn’t ask for its life story.

Yeah they did kind of go rogue this year, with Mozart in the Jungle and Wolf Hall and whatnot. I like the Globes for the way they honor comedies, and I found it disappointing that they let the Martian game that. Happy that they went rogue for Mr. Robot though, because that show is great. Regarding DiCaprio, though: