They also retract stories when they simply lack evidence for them (such as one someone's buddy at the NFL destroys evidence).

They published a retraction and apologized, It does not necessarily mean the story was false.

Bellicheck cannot help but cheat. After Spygate, who would ever trust the man again.

wow what?

Most of mine are Homerisms: "Facts are meainingless; they can be used to prove anything" and "Just because I don't care, doesn't mean I don't understand"

I have to admit, I was one of those people who saw the impromptu rooftop concert scene and initially thought "Oh they are referencing that U2 video" before one of my housemates educated me. I knew it was a Beatles homage otherwise, but I was unaware of the Beatles rooftop concert or that U2 had been referencing it. …

Answers? Isn't the only question, why?

The Netflix shows are not minis. They all have 13 episode first seasons and may have more seasons.

Yeah, but sometimes you're not sure if it's referencing something specific, or if it's just relying on everyone having a smewhat similar image in their heads. I looked it up and see it's from Wolfenstein, but the image in my head at the time was based upon Mecha-Godzilla (and Mecha-Streisand)

Green Day probably deserve to be in . . . eventually. So many other bands (including the Replacements) absolutely need to be in first.

It is missing an implied "to" before the whom, isn't it?

You could put pretty much any of the defensive Christain films on this list. I have not seen it, but I would probably disagree with a million ways to die in the west based upon the general attitude towards mcfarlane here.

Say what you will about the US Life On Mars ending. There were numerous clues throughout the series that that was what was really happening. Anyways, "it was all a dream, so I will just kill myself because my real life sucks is hardly a better ending". (I am ignoring Ashes to Ashes for the moment)

Why do you find that racist? It's like the people complaining about A Christmas Story. I am sorry if some people have bad accents.

Honestly, I first heard this song in the 80's or early 90's as part of an Oreo advertisement on TV. "Oreo Big Stuff…"

Musically, isn't it remarkably similar to Express Yourself by Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band?

Was Parklife a hit song in the USA? I don't believe so.

The limo stuff was funny. Earnest character moments are nice, but that's not why I watch half hour comedies. Everything in the limo was in character and funny.

Exactly. My wife and I thought it was good, but the close was a disappointment. However, Key's caharacter's failure to consider that her weight gain over the least year might be an issue - when it would be obvious to anyone else - was a good set up, they just failed to pay it off in an interesting manner.

The ending is nothing lie the ending of Homer3 except under the most glib and superficial of viewings. Both end i the "real" world, sure. In Homer3 that was maybe the point, but here, the kids were always in the real world.