Sad, co-sign upvote.

Naughty cigarettes

The AV Club comments never disappoint when it comes to alarmingly specific Comedy Bang Bang references.

Hey, they'll make up the difference with a bizarre episode where all the white cast are in yellow face.
Nah, that'd be ridiculous

Hey, give them a little credit - they had an increasingly convoluted premise AND an over-reliance on tired running gags

Upvoted for JD tier.

He… is… BANANAS

I think you mean James Bobin

Ah, the feeling of not knowing whether to downvote RDMC's comments because they make me furious, or to upvote because the gimmick works.

Biff was never a wedgie kind of guy. More of a "become your boss and harass you for 30 years after high school" kind of guy

Thank god you're here to defend the rights of massive corporations and films that gross billions of dollars. They'd be lost without you, Stitch

Who will stand up for the rights of multibillion dollar corporations if not me?

Blow Out and Phantom of the Paradise are De Palma's best films

I prefer the sequel show where the Rugrats were grown up and in high school.

My favorite part of that article was when one of the Vine stars showed the writer a picture with a bunch of Vine stars in the style of the Last Supper and desperately repeated "Do you get it?", as if it was an obscure reference. That whole exchange read like a cry for help from a hostage with a laser sight pointed at…

Speaking of ignoring large passages of text, you're ignoring the fact that I didn't necessarily agree with the assertion. I just wanted to collect the passages that I thought might back it up.

I named my dick "Leopard Skin Pillbox Hat" many years ago, but I was born with a particularly ugly dick.

Manson? Silly? How dare you! A man in his mid forties wearing leather pants and goth makeup is anything but silly, you disrespectful fool.

For your consideration, I have collated the lines that could be construed as having closeted, gay undertones below. I offer none of my own conclusions, just wanted to collect them.

Please stop giving Corey Stoll work, movie industry