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    I'll be honest; I'd rather they find that than a huge collection of little boys, without any clothes.

    At a certain point, you need to just pretend Peter Griffin doesn't exist whenever you make a "worst-of" list, because otherwise it's just all Peter all the time.

    I'm hoping for a list of worst grandfathers. Because #1 would have to be Philip J. Fry.

    Nikolai Jakov, or Len Trexler. Or maybe Buddy Rich.

    Meh. People had shitty relationships long before the Internet was a thing. Internet "dating" just helps you meet someone (like my wife); what happens once you met, that's all on you and your partner.

    Also, I remember there briefly being a service available, where instead of mailing you CDs they would (for minimal cost) make you a mix tape of maybe three or four songs of your choosing. Somewhere, I've got a cassette with an early Blind Melon track and Gwar's "Gor-Gor."

    Didn't Columbia House/BMG Music only sell "clean" versions of albums? I received "Ritual de lo habitual" with the censored cover. Pretty sure I remember seeing a lot of edited-versions of albums in the listings.

    The dial-up SQUACK! was brutal, though; trying to look at some boobies at midnight, and paranoid that I just woke up the folks

    Just skip past the last few minutes. Great song, but I do wonder what they were thinking when they recorded it. Somebody had to make a conscious decision to not edit it down; "another three minutes of 'na na na nas' and it'll be perfect!"

    “Let It Be” tediously builds to a chorus that repeats the title words and not much else. Simplicity can be a beautiful thing, but the melody here, carried only by McCartney, is too boring to sustain a full four minutes of repetition. "

    This reads like a list written by someone who doesn't actually like the Beatles. I mean, Let It Be? Hey Jude? Come Together? Are you fucking kidding me?

    Here's my brilliant idea of the day. Recast "Entourage" with the cast of "Arrested Development."

    I'm generally willing to suspend disbelief when I'm watching TV, especially a children's show.

    Would that be better or worse that Basil Fawlty?

    You can't drink all day if you don't start first thing in the morning,,,

    My kids probably watch too much "Bob's Burgers." Had to explain to Grandma why the five year old was singing "I'm not afraid of ghosts, I'm not afraid of sharks, I'm not afraid of cancer, I'M JUST AFRAID OF SNAKES!"

    Inclusion of Spongebob on this list invalidates the whole thing. THANK FREAKING GOD that both of my kids HATE that show.

    Yeah, I get that blurring of the lines (the Justin/Brian relationship on QAF), although I'm almost certain that Justin was 17 in the American version of the show. Big difference in "ick" factor between 15 and 17. But, QAF acknowledged the problem; they made a big deal of Justin's 18th birthday, and the interactions

    It's one of those shows that just seems to try to hard; too self-aware of how clever it is.