The Grimes episode is one of the best Simpsons episodes, specifically because it was so dark and because of how it portrayed Homer. Frank Grimes was pretty much the only realistic Simpsons character ever, and he was driven insane by how bumbling Homer was and how everyone just put up with it.

I hope Bob fed ya 'cause I ate your dinners.

What's wrong with the quality? Maybe the problem is your internet connection/computer? I didn't get great results from my shitty computers, but using my Roku box you can get decent 720p HD movies with no skipping or artifacts or anything.

Scratched discs can be annoying, but the awesome thing is they don't even wait to get the disc back to send you a new copy. You tell them via the website it's scratched and they send you either another copy or the next disc in your queue, whichever you choose.

Because movies have an expiration date?

They should do Kraven the Hunter. That guy was awesome.

The we'd haev pancakes and I'd be all like "nom nom nom"

I think their customer service is excellent because I've never had to speak to anyone about anything, voice or email. They've anticipated most problems and have automated menus on the website to handle everything.

I blame children's educational toys. If people had crappier memories they would have to rewatch their favorite movies more often. I'm going to ask my senator to introduce a bill in Congress to mandate weekly memory wipes to keep DVD sales high.

I'm always saying I'm going to reread my favorite books, but it's never going to happen. Maybe when I'm old I'll need to kill some time before the sweet release of death.

It's the one whiz-bang gadget I have that the less-tech-savvy members of my family actually got in on. Even my parents have one now, for to watch old andy griffith episodes.

I can wait at least 28 days to watch the Sandra Bullock vehicle 28 Days. 28 years even.

No way is Warner going to just turn over the catalog to Netflix. You know they're going to be adding and yanking titles at the whim of whatever inbred retard executive is in charge of it.

I want to pay $20 bucks to buy a dvd of a movie i've never seen, so my kids can hate it and I have to turn it off halfway through.

Good. Blockbuster sucks ass. I swore never to go there again when I tried to get a card several years ago and they told me I couldn't use my bank card Visa as my second ID, so I'd need to show them the title to my car. WTF is that about?

If this agreement gets newer movies on Netflix streaming, I'm all for it. I never remember to return my dvds in a timely fashion.

Seymour, the house is on fire!

Top Gun 2: Iron Eagle 4

Tom Cruise gets kidnapped by terrorists and Taylor Lautner has to enlist the help of an old codger, played by Lou Gosset, Jr, to rescue him.

I haven't clicked it but I have to imagine he looks and sounds exactly like Bobby Bottleservice.