Well it better include that part where he makes a quick stop to the 22nd Century at the end so that he can visit the Golden Age of Science.

Exactly. 1989's Batman had the same reaction in regards to its villain, maybe even moreso.

Though interestingly enough, one episode that people often cite as the moment The Simpsons jumped the shark, “The Principal and the Pauper”, was actually a left over from Season 8's production, despite airing in Season 9.

12-14 was that awkward time where I was still going out doing some trick or treating but not intensely. It was also where I was really into just putting on random things and having people guess what I was dressed as.

That’s a strong contender too.  I just could never remember its name, so I didn’t count it.

I’d say To Serve Man is possibly more famous.

Pfft.  Now you know how us Canadians feel as we didn’t even get Filmstruck.

No, I’m referencing the fact that in 1996 there was an adaptation of Emma, of which Clueless was based on, which starred Gwenyth Paltrow.

So they’re remaking the version that starred Gwenyth Paltrow?

I’m mostly just referencing at line spoken by the narrator near the end.

But I thought everyone was satisfied with the ending, and so on and so forth.

Adventure Time’s Patrick McHale

Pffft.  AudioGalaxy was where it was at.

It shouldn’t matter when you worked at SNL.  The answer should always be “Trump”.

Probably one of those Belcher kids with their Could Chucks.

It’s mentioned at the end of the article, but you are forgiven for not reading it since most of the articles here aren’t really worth it.

Shuri obviously.

I thought “flip your wig” originated from Husker Du culture.

You mean like how they mentioned at the end of the article?

Still waiting for that episode that makes fun of Libertarians.