I remember I really wanted to see "The Kid" when I was a kid so badly and I can't for the life of me remember what compelled me to watch it let alone remember anything about the movie.

There's not enough love for Clone High even if it was a one season show. I would add Mission Hill, Home Movies, and Harvey Birdman personally.

I'd boldy venture that season 4 is my favorite season in terms of comedy and jokes. And that's saying a lot considering the previous 3 hilarious seasons. But yeah Bend Her is one of my favorites.

I actually remember not liking Future Stock that much. However the commentary on that episode is fucking hysterical and made me appreciate the episode a lot more on returning viewings.

I really need there to be a reason for Joel Edgerton to play Conan O'Brien in a TV movie about the Late Night Wars. He's like Conan's hunky brother.

I will never forget the first time I saw "Jurassic Bark". I was proving to my mom that I was old enough to watch Futurama and that it was a funny harmless show, so I asked her to sit and watch an episode with me and that was the episode that happened to play that night.

Yeah I was in agreement with the list up until "Holiday Spectacular" and I thought really? It was a terrible episode that made horrible use of a reference to one of the best (and my favorite episode) "The Sting".

Disney did not do those American Tail movies, they're owned by Universal.

I didn't watch The Incredible Hulk until after I saw The Avengers and I was actually a little disappointed that Norton didn't get to continue the role as Banner because I do like his performance. I like Ruffalo's too and I do think his jives better with the ensemble but I would be curious to live in a world where…

They exist. They're the small independent YouTube variety. Sometimes its funny and sometimes its more gimmicky than the generic questions the big-name journalists may ask but it does offer some deviance from a normal interview.

Total missed opportunity with John Mulaney.

He was on Late Night with Conan O'Brien back when Crystal Skull came out and they had this bit where one of Conan's writers/producers/someone came out and asked him an extremely nerdy question about Indiana Jones' whip. To which Ford just gave a really blank stare for a moment and then said, "Who gives a shit?"

Dreamworks is holding her hostage.

Yeah I read up on The Snow Queen which I hadn't heard of until this Disney movie started it's version and I'm very disappointed with how much they're changing. The original story would make a very unique and interesting movie but it definitely looks like they're ripping off Tangled aka their own freaking movie. (Which…

I've always thought Lisa Lutz's Spellman detective series would make for a funny TV show. Each book could basically be a season.

The first time I listened to that review was at work, which was a horrible idea because I was trying so hard not to laugh as loud as I wanted to. It's my favorite moment ever.

I had my friend listen to the end of the "Mirrors" review and she couldn't understand why I was basically sobbing in tears because of how funny I thought it was. I love these guys, I discovered them through an AVClub argument over podcasts (this was highly recommended compared to everything else) and I've tried really…

I remember being terrified of this movie as a kid and of the concept of being turned into a mouse. Also I think we would always double feature this with the other movie about the mouse who rode the motorcycle. 

The opening montage can be the three of them dancing like in Friday the 13th The Final Chapter. Then Jason Voorhees shows up to kill Crispin at the end of each episode.

I went to a taping of The Soup on last Friday night. They were filming it for this Wednesday because Joel is off somewhere this week working on a new movie (not the one he was filming in New York, because I asked him about that and he said they had finished filming). We then talked about Season 5 of Community, to…