3. Andrea Martin - SCTV
4. Eddie Cahill - Friends, Under the Dome
6. Margaret O'Brien - Little Women
7. Regina King - The Leftovers
10. Lloyd Bridges - "By this time, my lungs were aching for air."
32. Skrillex - dating Lena Dunham

Ah yes. Are You Experienced was the album, and Purple Haze was the single touted on the sticker. That makes more sense.

4. Kevin Durand - Fet! My favorite character on The Strain.

I also remember longboxes that were plastic and reusable. The cashier had a doohickey that was the only way to pop the CD out. Like the anti-theft tags they still use on clothes.

2. Orlando Bloom - I always confuse him with Orlando Jones

Aah, longboxes! I remember them. The thought of saving them never occurred to me. For the youngsters here, longboxes served two purposes: they deterred the shoplifting of the new-fangled and easily-pocketable CDs, and they allowed record store owners to display CDs in the racks that they already owned, and that had…

I too was a hold-out when it came to switching to CDs. I didn't get a CD player until 1994 or 1995. I am so not what marketing folks call an "early adopter."

I told this story in yesterday's WoT comments, so forgive me for repeating myself. My first record was The Monkees' Greatest Hits. My second was the Grease soundtrack. And when I say "record," I mean real honest-to-goodness vinyl!

I also didn't understand what the unifying theme was of the Squad Goals clues. But since all the category titles were related to memes, I figured it was some online thing that the kids are into these days.

Yes, two kids. A teenage daughter (who often has to act like the parent, not the child) and a younger son (who is always in need of a haircut).

When I was 5, my 19-year-old brother took me shopping to buy me my first record. He was quite disgusted when I picked The Monkees' Greatest Hits. Still have it, still play it.

I've been to Scotland and enjoyed their food. Even haggis!

Best Mexican food - a hole-in-the-wall near me called Taco & Burrito Palace #1, and yes, there is a Taco & Burrito Palace #2.

8. Naya Rivera - Glee. Had feud with co-star Lea Michele.

"Put remote back on docking station."

3. Marc Blucas - Was terrible on Buffy. Is pretty good on Underground.

Dunno, but it happened to me too.

8. William Sanderson - Deadwood, True Blood
19. Sal Mineo - Rebel Without a Cause

For some folks, I think it's nostalgia. But for millennials, I think it's the novelty of always interacting with your friends in person. No internet, no cell phones, no texting, etc. Just hanging out with your friends face-to-face at their apartment or the coffee shop.

3. David Johansen - The New York Dolls
7. Joey Lauren Adams - Chasing Amy
14. Bob Denver - "Gilligan!" "Skiiiiipperrrr!"
58. Crystal Gale - Ridiculously long hair