I haven't watched That 70s Show in years, but I remember that the cast had a really fantastic rapport. All the actors really clicked. Sure, the writing could be kind of cornball, but the ensemble absolutely made that show.

This equivalence is completely unfair. Biff Tannen is far more of a self-made man than Trump. At the very least, his future self had the guts to steal the sports almanac instead of just inheriting his wealth from his dad. Also, I doubt future Biff Tannen declared bankruptcy multiple times.

I came here to make a weak jab at the Gotham TV show only to find that the article includes something to that effect in the first paragraph. AV Club, what lengths won't you go to in order to steal all the low hanging fruit?

Fuck you!

A little over a decade ago, I remember being really into Thursday (The Band). I haven't kept up with them, though. Maybe this news will remind me to go back and see if their music still holds up. Good job, Spotify?

But Victory has the hottest new bands from 2002!

This man gets a lifetime pass for Starship Troopers.

This makes sense in a way. After all, how else are you going to fight off the lethargy that settles in after consuming a Big Mac other than downing a Monster Energy Drink?

"(But did he perhaps mean, “I’m very sad about it,” or maybe, “I’m suicidal about it”?)"

Definitely the ginger beard. The female lead was, predictably, supposed to be the stuck up straight woman. She doesn't cotton to ginger beard's radical ideas about how to run a basketball team, but there's something about his dangerous ways that she secretly finds alluring.

Just when I had forgotten about that awful looking Sin City Saints show, you had to remind me of it, AV Club. That lead actor looked so goddamn smug. Also, it was clear that whoever put that awful trailer together expected the audience reaction to be, "Whaaaaaaaaaat?! Sexy cheerleaders! That's craaaaaaaazy?! I've got…

Hey, IBM! If you want to convince me that Watson is so smart, then maybe he can comment on Dylan's music in way that clears the level of what would be acceptable of a high school freshman writing a paper for his English class.

This isn't the first time Bill Kristol has defended the Empire. I remember him saying he always identified with Darth Vader while on some Fox News show. In fact, after reading the title of this article, I was pretty sure it was Kristol we're talking about. Eh, at least the guy is honest.

Are we still pretending to like Blur? Let me know. I need to figure out how to react to this new.

"We Only Come Out at Night" is a track that works better on a double album. It seems almost like a throwaway song, but it adds to the atmosphere and tonal shifts on Disc 2. I know plenty of double albums don't justify their length, but I think Mellon Collie is one of the few that really does. If we're going to…

I went through a period of time where I loved the Smashing Pumpkins and then subsequently distanced myself from them because they were "too dramatic." I've come around to appreciating the very self-consciously dramatic approach of Corgan. And recently I've come to think that their first four albums hold up…

I think Eddie Murphy has set the bar so very low that all he needs to do is trip over it a little and people will praise him.

If you like movies, then it's a definite yes. If you don't like movies, then I'd skip it.

Well, it is starting to get a little chilly.

My guess is that Israeli conservatives probably view American conservative Christians as useful idiots.