" Alas, my ship — whom I love like a woman — is disabled."

If you already said it, no you didn't! I said it first! I swear!

I feel the need to point out that on Futurama, the song "I Like Big Butts" and its genre are considered to be classical music in the year 3000.

Though he is reportedly a really nice guy. After all, a large reason for him making movies seems to be to keep his friends employed.

Remember, some of those Fall Finales, etc, are just a brilliant marketing move that simply gives a special name to the last episode aired before the holiday break from new episodes.

I did watch the video. It's weird to see the kids in much smoother animation than usual.

Sure, but I don't think anything had that kind of crowd reaction.

Who would've expected Broadway to give us a hip-hop musical about one of the founding fathers? There's something very cool about that just existing.

I must be officially old now, people. I don't know any of these songs. I'm just not following any of this stuff anymore.

And I remember at one point Night Court was on right after Cheers on Thursdays.

Especially funny because I believe Cheers was Seinfeld's lead-in up to the end of the earlier show.

That was probably the last, biggest laugh of Cheers. And it's something they only would've done with the show on its way out.

The Professor on "Futurama" was up for some monkey eating, too. Maybe some crew member in common with both shows had a monkey eating grampa?

These don't look all that bad, but the worst is when the hair just looks obviously fake. A bad hairdo is forgivable if it fits the character.

But it's SUPPOSED to look ridiculous. If that helps.

The Da Vinci Code (and it's sequel) hair is especially distracting because, whether or not you like the movie, the hair of the character couldn't be less important.

I haven't seen that horrible-sounding appearances, but I shake my head when I saw him on some talk show sporting fake hair. Normally I won't make fun, but he played a famously bald character 20 years ago! We love you, Jason, but we all know you're bald.

Some look very real, and some look terrible. Though in some cases, the identity they choose is someone that would have a terrible hair style.

Maybe he just doesn't understand "humanity," morality, etc as well as some of our other droid friends.

I would think everyone assumes most Jedi are just dead. And since Anakin disappeared at the end of the war, I think he'd be presumed dead and maybe the same is thought of Yoda and Obi-Wan. As for Yoda and Obi-Wan not contacting Ahsoka, maybe they don't know EVERYTHING. They may not know how many Jedi are really out…