Having watched The Simpsons from the very first episode I cannot help but to connect Hibbert with Cosby on some level, as the whole Simpsons-moving-to-Thursday-nights-to-take-on-prime-time-behemoth-The Cosby Show really was a big thing at the time. The character of Dr. Hibbert has long since transcended those origins…

That was a real nice secret organization we had once.

LOOSEST BINGO CARDS IN TOWN

Agreed. This is fun and all, but the AVQ&A this week could have been "What's your favorite (insert pretty well any character/subject/recurring theme from The Simpsons) quote?" and the comments easily would be in the hundreds by now - and possibly with more meaningful interaction to boot.

And I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords.

Khlav Kalesh Guy: Mountain Dew or Crab Juice.
Homer: Blecch! Ew! Sheesh! I'll take a crab juice.

Grease me up, woman!

My mind says, "Stop," but my heart and my hips cry, "Proceed."

-Oh, man! You kissed a girl?
-That is so gay!

Me, too!

I used to rock and roll all night and party every day. Then it was every other day. Now I'm lucky if I can find half an hour a week in which to get funky.

What's the point of going out? We're just gonna wind up back here anyway.

Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This year's Undercover should be nothing but bands covering "Acid Police".

"(R)eading 'alternative' music mags and trying to find out what Pavement and 80's hardcore punk sounded like."

Sounds like you got Rap Traxx 3 and your brother got Rap Traxx 2 (both on PolyTel Records). If that's the case, your brother definitely got the superior compilation, though the original Rap Traxx comp had an incredibly strong set of songs: "Wild Thing", "Parents Just Don't Understand", "It Takes Two", "Going Back To…

My parents were more than happy to support my Weird Al fandom, so I acquired most of his back catalogue (plus the VHS with all the music videos, yay!) through a series of birthdays and Xmases.

A Oom Poppa Oom Poppa Mow Mow

"I Think I Can Beat Mike Tyson" by DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince. The B-side had an instrumental version that I used to play a fair bit as well just because I had less than a dozen "store-bought" tapes at the time.

Pretty sure my sister's first tape was the original motion picture soundtrack/Elfman score for Beetlejuice (though she may well have bought it primarily for the two Harry Belafonte songs).

"Gimme an R!"