His grandfather, Fletcher Morton Foos, invented the game of foosball for one purpose: to have the loudest, dumbest thing happen. Now, it has. The game of Foosball is completed. You're free to return to your undoubtedly hearing impaired families.

No love for the Hamilton soundtrack, I guess.

Am I hallucinating, or what one of the cult members Seanbaby?

Go Astros.

I read this too fast, and I thought it said Page would star in a FLINTSTONES reboot (presumably as Barney Rubble). I was more excited about that than I should've been.

When I saw this, the first thing I did was scroll down to make sure they talked about The Great Muppet Caper. I was not disappointed.
My notes on what to do in the next Muppet movie consists of writing "Bring Back Nicky Holliday" over and over on a legal pad.

Like The Traveling Wilburys?

Three great soliloquies.

I own a copy of one of these volumes! On the cover, it boasts that it is "Like Watching TV in Convenient Book Form."

The old tabloids; Enquirer, etc.

So, someone else is going to start writing Community reviews for the AV Club now, right?

Star Wars: Lovin' Beats Hatin'

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Count me in as someone who likes this show, and enjoys reading the reviews.

So, baby boys in that period wouldn't wear breeches. They considered it way too complicated to breech a child before they were potty trained.

Yeah, but I find it hard to believe that two guys who've probably never had Lone Star (particularly a guy like Sheldon, who's new to drinking, and very selective) would BOTH be drinking it, when they could probably have something more familiar to them.

I came down pretty hard on this show during the D&D Christmas episode when Sheldon said that Baybrook Mall was in Galveston (it's not), so I have to give them credit when they get something right about Houston. When Sheldon gets out of the car at his mom's house, there are George Taber azaleas behind him. Tabers are…