YES. That has always bothered me.

Exactly…it's a plot that was much more timely and funny at the time. And they even avoided making the all-too-obvious Y2K jokes.

The roller coaster line is top 20 all-time Seinfeld for me.

Agreed.

She wasn't drinking beer, she was drinking hard lemonade.

Uh…yes.

This. I don't view UKS as particularly biting satire, but rather as exaggerated farce. The live-action cartoon description is right on target.

"Unless law school tests are some unholy thing unique in academia."

Based on interviews and publicity for the show, I don't get that vibe at all, re: seasons 2&3. Season 1, yes,

Exactly. It certainly wasn't applied correctly, satire or no satire.

She's also the yada yada yada girl from Seinfeld.

No.

This^^^. I don't get how that is hard to understand.

This comment got much funnier 4 years later.

This comment got much funnier 4 years later.

It seems like the most unnecessary product ever.

It made me think about it as well…but it also reminded me, when I re-watched the scene, that they weren't in the desert at all. There were trees and a stream, it was a topographic locale that was seldom used during BB, and it still strikes me to this day as to where they were.

Eddie Mekka!

I used to watch her as Jessica on As The Worlds Turn, which goes back another 10 years before Devil's Advocate, and, other than a different haircut, she hasn't aged a day since then either.

This^^^.