Sorkin retired from doing the character like Hamil has the Joker.

Reading this makes me wish that Oakley and Weinstein's own animated show Mission Hill had taken off. It was a damn funny cartoon that had the bad luck of being on the WB.

"I'm not saying that the Jews made up the Holocaust…….. but it's all a big Jew lie."

He likes a misogyny glaze with racist sprinkles on top.

Here, sir, is your award for the most literate comment regarding a retarded wizard.

The wizard wasn't retarded. Everyone else was. Including those of us who actually watched it.

Has anyone turned Charlie Sheen's name into an adjective yet?

I'm glad that I'm not the only one who found that bad choice of words to be hilarious.

But… they're getting an education!

Americans prefer their athletic corruption in either NFL, NBA, or MLB form. We can't be bothered to learn the rules for international corruption.

Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels!!!

You know a movie has class when it's a starring vehicle for a dog.

I had an aunt who loved Rhinestone.

Yeah, the Movie Channel before moving to TNT in the 90's.

It just hit me which movie this is. Pre-fame Micheal J. Fox and Paul Reubens (in a much smaller role). It was on heavy rotation on HBO in the 80's.

Used Cars would pop up every other month as a Matinee movie on one channel or another when I was a kid. Loved seeing 'Grandpa' Al Lewis as the judge.

The Rankin-Bass Hobbit was my intro to Tolkien. I got the picture book based off the film with the accompanying record that read the story to you. That image of Bilbo was what was in my head for that character until Jackson's films came out.

Who's the Master?!?!

Like the tunnel scene in Willy Wonka. Who the fuck thought it was a good idea to put a bad acid trip in a kids' movie?

I remember that one too. Mostly how fucking trippy it was when they were looking at a label on a can or something, zooming into the picture that was a picture within a picture for like infinity.