Each of the Big Three networks had a "frat house" comedy on their schedules in early 1979 in order to blatantly capitalize on the sudden popularity of Animal House Besides Delta House NBC had a show called Brothers and Sisters and CBS had Co-Ed Fever, which was cancelled after only one episode. By the end of April…

I actually remembered seeing that show, or part of it, at least, my thoughts were mostly on how this one actor was sporting an English accent that sounded so patently fake, so slapdash, so hokey then I found out the actor actually was English.

Did anyone ever see this commercial for the "Urkel-O's" cereal?

I know this is in jest but seriously, I was sort of interested in watching that show, because hey I've found John Mulaney funny and what I got when I watched was like some hideous patchwork abomination. Call it "Friends-feld". Mulaney was like the spirit of all of those lousy 90s sitcoms that tried to ride in the wake…

1st and Ten was garbage, however, an inane sitcom that later attempted to graft some serious dramatic moments onto the formula for unearned gravitas.

The first version of Holmes where he ends up screaming at somebody that "I'M GOING TO KICK YOU IN THE HOO-HAA! WAUUUUUUUUGHHHHH!" and then runs around and falls and hits his head.

It's all in how you do it, I've known people who managed to come up with a well-balanced vegetarian lifestyle and others who, well, didn't. This one couple I knew, they were both programmers and they basically ate nothing but vegan snacks. However, they were also heavy drinkers and smokers, and had a sort of pasty and…

The only Star Wars canon I recognize nowadays is that of the Auranauts parodies: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

I found myself idly contemplating the mere idea of coming up with a crossover of "the hitman everybody knows" between John Wick and Richard Harris as Harry Crown

His directorial debut, Man of Tai Chi was also not bad at all, a good unpretentious, fight movie, lacking needless frills that weigh down some action films, and he seemed to have a gas as the villain who runs the illegal underground fight operation.

One lesson from The Dark Crystal: help control the pet population and have your Fizzgigs spayed or neutered.

There has to be a particularly lazy "action" scene, like he takes out an opponent with a single poorly staged punch that sends them flying across the room then crashing into a piece of furniture that explodes into dozens of pieces, or where, like in "Shadow Man" he shoots down a helicopter with a pistol, and they…

The bartender looks like a baby, surely he would be below the 3+ and up recommended age range on the box, thus revealing to all the falseness of this toy.

At least during the 1990s, cheesy action direct-to-video movies, when some of the crap auteurs were ambitious, could be fun. It can happen even these days, but the sort of direct to video offerings the likes of Seagal star in seem to skimp out on a lot of things, including so-called 'action'.

Yes, and she was terrible in both roles. "I'm Hillary Clinton!" (impersonation has nothing resembling any of Clinton's mannerisms).

The Skeletonairborne utilizes tactical necromancy, this is the future of the battlefield - the doctrine of Full Spectral Dominance.

Hey, flatscreens! Rows and rows of redundant screens atop champagne colored 8-track stereo consoles. SOLID STATE!

>Danny DeVito

I think, it would go, a little something like this…

In the dorm building I spent a couple of years in in college, there was a student who had a single room to himself and would often leave what sounded like some random techno compilation playing on his stereo at loud, loud levels. This would alternate with Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean" being played over and over…