It was definitely a stealth rom-com. Some of the marketing at the time made it look like a football movie that your girlfriend would like.  Suckers!

Even better would have been that shot of her looking over her shoulder in the shower. There was no visible nudity, but, damn!

I won’t agree that Necessary Roughness is a good movie, but I’m there with you for Rudy.  I even went to Notre Dame and I can’t stand that film.

MASH is almost a football movie, and it could have made this list.

Most people don’t even realize the Dutch “g” is actually a letter and not a throat clearing.

I just adopted the Dutch “Witloof” (WIT-loaf”), because it’s easier to pronounce.

I think I’ve seen cold and hot sandwiches here called “the Vermonter”.  Cheddar cheese seems to be the only consistent ingredient.

Did I create this in my mind, or was there a cross-over Columbo/Murder She Wrote Episode?  Or at least, did Peter Falk guest star as an unrelated character?

I’m pretty sure the cops on Law & Order were often wrong initially.  I remember at least one episode where they more or less verbally threatened a confession out of the suspect, who turned out to be innocent after the trial.

No Cheers?  Every other episode seemed to be about sex.  Reagan-era TV, beyond the family-friendly sitcoms, wasn’t nearly as chaste as this list implies.

He dated someone named Tailor.

Wait, he has that last name and he’s not Jewish?

What other movie robot will literally drag you to hell?

Didn’t another Scientology leader also disappear within the past few years?  I don’t remember the name, but he looked different from this guy.

To me, Vegeta tastes like my wife’s (born in Germany) cooking, because I’m pretty sure she puts this in almost every meal she makes for dinner. It tastes pretty much exactly how you might expect based on the ingredients, although the salt content is pretty high, so you can’t add to much unless you really like very…

Chernabog looks cool, but does he actually do anything evil or villainous?  He mostly just stand on the mountain looking threatening.

Big Hero 6 isn’t a film I particularly like, but I can’t help notice a certain resemblance of the main villain to Bob Iger.

I’m glad Pat Carroll got one more chance to voice the character in the new Mickey Mouse cartoons.

Holy crap, how deep does this go? Did their comedy routine consist of the two of them cursing and beating each other to a bloody pulp?

How did I not notice until now that the same actor who plays Frankie also played Billy Batts in Goodfellas?  Cosmic revenge...