Then again, he also looks exactly the same as he did 25 years ago.

He wore those Nike Cortezs is every single episode.

If Rancid had formed in 2006, their name would be Hurry Up! and Wait!

Cool film.

Is there a greater 90s frat sentiment than "You gotta keep em separated?"

I was an Epitaph guy, but Rancid did not do it for me. There was something profoundly phoney about them.

The Hoard horded gold.

They had to get out while they're still young.

Lucky Town is much better than Human Touch.

Long Walk Home is the gateway song I use to try to convert people to Springsteen.

I feel like there's a reason Frank Miller's Batman: Year One began with 25 year old Bruce Wayne's return to Gotham. We don't want to watch him train, and read, and study, humorlessly and relentlessly, for years on end.

Can you imagine the poutrage if the White House banned Duck Dynasty?

I don't know how a person recovers from that degree of chemical dependency. It seems like the odds of such a person ever getting out of bed again would be very low.

I don't trust those co-workers to not make hay about that sort of thing, legal wise.

"That show's boring, dude. Do you like Dexter?"

Also, last season, a rival team of robot builders wore matching t-shirts with the Night's Watch slogan printed on them.

I still can't believe that she's making more money here than as a cocktail waitress.

But it's a boring and predictable. Her life has been week to week at best until now. She now has the option of planning for a future, in her relationship and in her job, and she's never experienced that before. Will she take advantage of it, or opt out of an otherwise perfect situation?

I like that Mickey has become a main character. He's a real, conflicted person instead of an angry gay antagonist.

Absolutely. They kept upping the shock quotient at the expense of the characters. But now, there's a much greater emphasis on the characters themselves instead of their wacky highjinks, and it's a better show for it.