I disagree wholeheartedly. It was way overrated, in that it wasn't rated as a humongous pile of boring, mawkish horseshit. Literally, the reels of film were shat out of Seabiscuit during the filming of that boring self-serious elephant shit.

YEAH, like the guy in the $1500 suit is going to watch rich people do nothing. COME ON!

DUR DUR DURRRR

I believe I am a decent cook, actually. His books are probably more well-thought out than the recipes on the show. He mentioned in the interview on the av club that they found lots of problems with recipes over the years.

There was a lot of electronica making a splash in the mid-90s. That was towards the beginning of the rave thing. I guess I'm arguing with you over two points-

Geocities in 1996 = Myspace in 2006.

I thought they might be attempting to make a point about how looney tunes characters are pretty much retarded people, so we've been laughing at retarded people without realizing it. But no, the potential for making that kind of point dropped as the episode went on.

It's definitely Rocky and Mugsy. I was thinking it was the George and Lenny dogs, but it's definitely the gangsters.

I thought the schemer-and-lackey stuff was really funny, probably because the characters from looney tunes that they were modeled on were some of my favorites as a kid.

What do you mean "nobody"? Everybody remembers it. As was pointed out above, it kind of came true. There are electronica influences in just about all pop music these days.

Enk, you'd better wear a fucking condom. Guh.

I love Alton Brown, but I've learned lately that his recipes are total shit. You're better off watching his show to learn the techniques, like how to butterfly a chicken, and then looking up a better recipe for it on allrecipes or something. I swear to christ I've set off my smoke detector about a thousand times since…

I'm a devoted single parent, but thinking about the possibility of more kids kind of horrifies me. I feel like now when I see a baby I can puncture the rose-colored glasses and see them for the occasionally adorable sociopathic parasites they are.

I guess he's all swagger and no hat.

His hat won't steal all his money and then write a memoir about it.

He's this generation's Eugene Debs.

About half of my son's 5th grade class look like this kid. How old is he? More importantly, why aren't my son and his 11-year old friends swatting away teenage poontang like flies from a rib roast?

Trejo is old-school badass. If Kubrick was paying him, he'd do what Kubrick wanted. That's what's so awesome about guys like him- they approach it as a job, not some touchy-feely art project.

Dave78- Um, grunge?

My 11-year old son likes Creed and Nickelback. I think because my ex-wife is supplying him with burned CDs of crappy rock bands. I can't wait until he starts to rebel and realize how much they suck.