Proud to say my hometown (where I no longer live) is the home of what's probably the ugliest Statue of Liberty replica anywhere.
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Brick HardMeat!

I liked it too, but I perhaps only got into it because Lucius Vorenus was the star. And Reed "Kellerman" Diamond too. And the female co-stars were nice to look at too (double plus especially Moon Bloodgood).

Whenever the tattoos aren't on screen, all the other characters should be asking, "Where are the tattoos?"

There's a chain link fence behind the bleachers above the brick wall. Hitting it "over the fence" meant out of the stadium. There's also a chain link "basket" at the top of the brick wall that may have been provided by the Tru-Link company, but Andre wasn't talking about that.

"When I hit one over the fence at Wrigley Field, I hit it over a Tru-Link fence." - Andre Dawson

In the days before VCRs were common (let alone The Internet), that C3PO & R2D2 anti-smoking PSA was probably the most frequently seen "Star Wars" scene for my generational cohort. https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Meet the Applegates was filmed in and around my hometown in Wisconsin (playing the part of "Median, Ohio"). It was filmed in 1989 and not released until 1991. I was thinking maybe it was part of the Orion bankruptcy but that was after, so not sure why it was in limbo for so long. I remember there was some movement…

South Korea was my guess too. I thought of Hammarskjöld, Kofi Annan, and Boutrous-Ghali (who I misremembered as being Kenyan), then decided South Korea seemed most likely as having 55 million people.

Nearly 10% of the population have been in Sigur Ros at one point or another.

I remember watching that in school too. Think it was towards the end of the year where it gave the teacher an excuse not to have to teach for a couple of days when the classroom was 85 degrees because the school didn't have air conditioning.

Don't disappoint us, J. J. Abrams. /tickles baseball bat

Because they're really "watching" their phone/tablet/etc and can't be bothered to pickup the DVR remote.

"You guys watch Joe Don Baker movies?"

Don't forget CHRISTIAN. Very tribal those folks.

Hulu has a couple of snippets from that Kathleen Turner episode, but just the monologue and a couple of Update clips (as best as I can tell from the shitty search capability).

The Dutch and their crazy jk combos. I was expecting all three to misspell it, actually.

It's always been a summer show, so it's easy to miss. It is supposed to take place in my current hometown of San Antonio, but they shoot it in New Mexico so I ignore it.

FOREVER UNCLEAN!

Doc Cop!