Such a missed opportunity that Enterprise got canned just as it got really good.

Or is it just like how any famous person tends to draw groupies?

Boy, Dennehy was perfect casting, wasn’t he?

Or “if I DID IT!”

I feel like certain writers on this site are using a buzzword checklist.

Dark Tobey would have come strutting through the “Who have you lost?” scene.

You mean I’m not 19% Scandinavian?!

A lot of schools had paranormal sections and let me tell you, it shaped me. I’m still fascinated by UFOs, lake monsters and the like, even if I don’t necessarily believe in them.

This looks exactly like what would have happened if all my uncles in the ‘80s had formed a band.

And what a roaring success Extreme Ghostbusters was!

Here I was really excited about an animated movie starring the original Ghostbusters, and then it all went south with the mention of “teen” Ghostbusters.

I’m delighted to learn John Amos is still with us.

I’ll always go back to how I felt upon seeing the ending the first time: Initially I thought the cable went out, and then I realized it was deliberate and thought, “Oh, you got us, Chase, real funny.” While I can look back now and interpret meaning into what Chase was saying about Tony and about life, I can’t forget…

Hey, Gaga is not the Monster here.

I’ll guilty admit that I have TWO Barnes & Nobles, and there are even two more close by. I think I live in some nexus where it's still the '90s. aka New Jersey 

It’s still there and in business today!

“Oh shit!” guy is the best.

That scene was shot across the street from my Barnes & Noble. Yay!

For most of Seinfeld, the characters were self-involved but usually tried to do the right thing and ended up in strange situations due to other people acting unreasonable. They were relatable because most of us had been in their shoes. It was only after Susan’s death and in the last two seasons that they became…

I understood what Chase was saying, but in a way I think he had Tony act out of character to make that point.