It was also the punchline (punchword?) from the Andrew Garfield episode: "This week New York state made cheerleading an official high school sport…Dad."

Are we talking about the creator of the Dudley Dip?

The must-have toy for Christmas 2017? Masterson's vehicle, the Enclosed Underwater Gyroscopic Engine Narrowboat Express, made by Jeep. Fans, however, will be justifiably angry that it comes with retired Admiral Hamilton Graves and not with Alice the Mechanic.

I like endings, and I think we both know that by this point any Candlejack feature would ju

REAL TALK: I would pay actual dollars for a Freakazoid comic with a 2-page Huntsman feature in every issue. Give me a two-thirds-page panel with breathless narration to start, then end it with a one-third-page action panel promising more thrills and chills in the next issue of "Freakazoid." Fill the space between with…

"'Rabbit' in Cockney rhyming slang can mean 'steep road,' 'barber' or, most confusingly [citation?], 'Thomson's gazelle.'"

I have a friend who swears that there were about a dozen people in his theater when he saw Mortal Kombat, and at least half of them stood up and danced to that song over the New Line logo.

It WAS an Atari game. You had to stay away from the love-crazed groupies and seek out your loyal roadies, who would give you a temporary feeling of invulnerability.

Game shows for me, thanks: Johnson or No Johnson

One of my all-time favorite Peter David bits is "A Report from the Red Carpet," in which Gollum and Dobby the House Elf are correspondents at the Oscars.

Has Jon Rudnitsky done anything as good as Lord Wyndemere yet? (That's a zinger against Rudnitsky whether you like Lord Wyndemere or not, and I *love* the little lord.)

I dearly wish this clip were online: Years ago, Siskel and Ebert did a "favorite movie moments" special, and Siskel's choice in one segment was the first dance scene from Saturday Night Fever. Both critics' take, paraphrased from memory:

My dad watches Big Bang Theory at least a couple of hours a day. I say that to set this up:

Conversation with a friend a few years ago, as we're watching ABC (woo football!) and a promo for According to Jim comes on:
Him: "Wow, THAT'LL last about two weeks!"
Me: "Dude, this is like its fourth season."

As memory serves, the Star Trek: Insurrection trailer was also aping that year's Lost in Space trailer. If the tagline for the Lost in Space commercial was "On April 3, get lost," then the tagline for the Insurrection spot was "On December 11, get warped."

I'm gonna assume that "Vertgio" is not a misprint but is actually a new DC line that will specialize in Poison Ivy comics ("Vert Gio" translating loosely to "Green God" and all).

About 55% of my thoughts about Season 2 of "Survivor" are of that time a Pontiac Aztek was a reward challenge and everyone went bonkers over how awesome it was.

Doc: "The DeLorean doesn't have enough power to go back to the future! We need a new energy source! If we only knew of someone who could turn on a light bulb just by putting it in his mouth…"

FACT ONE: George Lucas is on record as disliking the one bunny introduced to the Star Wars franchise.
FACT TWO: Obi-Wan had a droid named R4-G9; it had a copper top.
CONCLUSION: Star Wars was a Duracell ad THE WHOLE TIME.

"Total lack of guile" is spot-on. The first thing I heard in my head after I read that was Foray-as-Rocky saying, "That voice! Where have I heard that voice?"