Agree on Metallica and I would also throw The Police in there as well.
They should've been asked during their 2007 reunion tour.

Actually, my grandparents do know who Pearl Jam is.

Please tell me that you have a plethora of old NWA/WCW and WWF tapes?

I commented on this below, but I am sure this won't be the last of appearance for Hulk Hogan. Especially when 1996 Week rolls around. I expect an article on the famed "Monday Night Wars".

I saw TMNT III in theaters as well, but aside from Lambert Wilson falling to his death at the end, I don't remember much. I do remember seeing "The Secret of the Ooze" in theaters and my dad yelling "That's Vanilla Ice" when they burst into the club he's performing in.

I saw "Super Mario Bros." and "Last Action Hero" in theaters.

It would take three long years and a jump to WCW to reinvigorate Hulk Hogan's flagging career.

Who the hell would vote this down?

Maria Bello, straight to my bed…

Channing, I agree with you and that is why I am loving this phase of Arnold's career right now. Granted, "The Last Stand" and "Escape Plan" were throwbacks to the '80s, but they were way better than they should of been. What I've noticed is how much of a better actor Arnold has become in those films. He was absolutely…

I remember buying "Hit and Run" off of Amazon four years ago. I finished it in two days because I just could not put it down. Goddamn, Sony was a mess in the '80s/early 90's. It's funny how they would bounce back later in the years that followed with Will Smith, Adam Sandler, "Spider-Man" and the James Bond series,…

Practice!!

I also hope for a Last Action Hero article!!!

I just started getting into his catalogue this past year. Though he has better songs, I will be playing "I Love You, Suzanne" and "New Sensations" all day today. He truly was a great musician who played by his own rules.

Oh, god, Ursula used to scare the hell out of me. I didn't go to a water park until I was a teen because of her. I hated the "Atlantica" level in Kingdom Hearts and going into her lair.
The lair alone was just so creepy and unsettling.

For me the episode that served as an introduction was "3", with Perrey Reeves as a vampire, who has the hots for Mulder. I think it's because I found her to be so sexy, it was etched in my mind for a long time.

It's just as good as Jimmy Cliff's performance in "Marked For Death".

Rogers and Clarke would be the concert for me. I think "Hot Fudge Love" would be great live as well as "Dangerous Business".

No, way man. Briscoe and Logan only. But, I would  like to see Logan and Stabler as a team. I think they  would paralyze every suspect though.

I pick Jack Slater or another classic Arnold character, John Matrix.