The best 3D Sonic soundtracks for me are Adventure 1 and Colors. Modern tech, but with a sense of playfulness and genre variety that really evokes the old Genesis tunes. Adventure 2 has some solid tracks, but there's too much generic "rock" stuff and way too many laughably awful raps for the Knuckles levels.

That's the reaction I have whenever I remember that the Genesis was able to handle the Streets of Rage soundtracks.

Headdy is a killer soundtrack. I'm particularly fond of "A Man of Sun."

And "I am so smart! S-M-R-T! I mean, S-M-A-R-T!" was Castellaneta so into character he flubbed his line, and ran with it because it's a mistake Homer WOULD make.

I liked him in Willard. Aside from George McFly, it was probably the part he was born to play.

King of Thieves was pretty solid. It probably would have done pretty well if Disney had released it in theaters.

Castellaneta did 86 episodes of the TV show, too. There's gotta be some decent unused material in there, given how great some of his Homer ad-libs turned out.

My uncle's a production designer, and he's left a couple movies off his resume over the years. Not because he was ashamed of the work he did, but because he knew it'd hurt his chances of getting work in the future if he closely associated with some of the box office bombs or critically decimated movies he'd worked on.

It's worth noting that Spin City also had an openly gay character, and I don't remember the show ever being too squeamish about discussing his dating life and such.

Cheers was pretty good at it. More recently, How I Met Your Mother excelled at it, particularly during most scenes set at McLaren's.

I was reading an article somewhere about a year ago about the differences between people's TV viewing habits now versus twenty years ago. It brings up the point that, even though it seemed like everyone on the planet was talking about Breaking Bad, its finale barely drew 25% as many people who watched Home…

I was twelve when "The Puppy Episode" aired, so I wasn't watching, but I have a vivid memory of the "Ellen-mania" the episode sparked. It seemed like everyone in the country was talking about her. I feel fortunate to have had pretty cool parents who didn't make a big deal out of things like this. I remember asking…

I haven't really seen season 2 since it sired, so I barely even remember Mark.

The healing has finally begun.

Knowing just how widespread this stuff is, and I'm sorry you've had to go through some of it yourself, makes me wonder if Roberta Williams would have been subjected to this kind of thing had the internet existed back in 1982.

Maybe a nitpick, but Peppermint Patty (along with Marcie and Franklin) don't live in the next town over, they just live on the other side of the same town as Charlie Brown and the rest of the gang.

It was a boring conversation anyway.

Sure, but I'd argue the Garfield TV show and specials were a lot better than the strip.

Princess and the Frog only made half of what Tangled made just a year later, and it's just as good a movie. Only three other non-CGI animated movies have crossed $100 million domestically in the 21st century: Lilo & Stitch, The Simpsons Movie and Chicken Run.

God, I hate that so much. Because Fantasia, Grave of the Fireflies and Wallace & Gromit are all pretty much the same thing, right?