First record owned: Bob from Sesame Street Sings!
First record purchased: Kiss, Destroyer
First 8-track(!) tape: Boston, Boston
First cassette tape: Asia, Asia
First CD: U2, War

That's adorable!

That's adorable!

Lazarus, actually.

Lazarus, actually.

Agreed. I really like Jan Smithers as Bailey, but Loni had great comic timing. The episode where Jennifer moves into a new home (which might be haunted, and is in a neighborhood being prowled by "a sex maniac") is one of my favorites, and Anderson's performance really holds it all together.

Agreed. I really like Jan Smithers as Bailey, but Loni had great comic timing. The episode where Jennifer moves into a new home (which might be haunted, and is in a neighborhood being prowled by "a sex maniac") is one of my favorites, and Anderson's performance really holds it all together.

And the Copper Cob. Don't forget the Copper Cob.

And the Copper Cob. Don't forget the Copper Cob.

Hard worker, loyal husband, all-around fine person.

Hard worker, loyal husband, all-around fine person.

"Everybody! He's a jealous man!"

"Everybody! He's a jealous man!"

Somehow, I read that as "help Charlie Kaufmann and Dan Harmon move in together," and I would totally do that.

Somehow, I read that as "help Charlie Kaufmann and Dan Harmon move in together," and I would totally do that.

Poor Steve.

"The Most Toys" is definitely a top 5 Next Gen episode. Spiner and Saul Rubinek are fabulous in it.

"The Most Toys" is definitely a top 5 Next Gen episode. Spiner and Saul Rubinek are fabulous in it.

Kirkman's writing is strange. I agree that his dialogue sucks, but (in the comics, at least) he often let's his characters have the sorts of clarifying or conflict-resolving conversations you wish characters would have in other books.

Kirkman's writing is strange. I agree that his dialogue sucks, but (in the comics, at least) he often let's his characters have the sorts of clarifying or conflict-resolving conversations you wish characters would have in other books.