So let me get this straight… Ronnie Van Zant was the lead singer for an iconic Southern Rock band. He was famously replaced by Johnny Van Zant when he died in a plane crash. Then there's Donnie Van Zant who, around the same era, found success with a differen Southern Rock band. And you're telling me… they're all…

Why is his solo career on "indefinite hiatus?" Lazaretto came out last year, and the tour for it went on into this spring, right?

How are you 82% black? I'm having a hard time coming up with that math unless you know the racial makeup of your every ancestor going back four generations (and even that only works if I assume you rounded incorrectly).

I agree with this. I think the appropriate placement for MLP is on neither the good or bad list. However, it's closer to good than bad and definitely better than I expected it to be.

While I don't share your hatred of Curious George, I don't understand why it's on this list and not the last one. I feel like my 4yo is already outgrowing George, one of the first shows she was ever into.

That snowman is annoying as hell.

The ratio of people who rail against Lena Dunham being the voice of their generation to people who actually think Lena Dunham is the voice of her generation has to be at least 1,000,000:1.

Is he particularly pretty? He seems reasonably handsome I guess but not so good looking as to become a star without any acting talent.

6 years later reply since I'm just now watching but whatever:

Nearly a year later, I'm sure Abed's made up his mind long ago, but in case someone else sees this and is considering starting it:

If the band you "worship" is the biggest Mom Rock band in the land for three years running, you are inherently NOT a hipster.

I'm reminded of one of my all time favorite tweets:

Since Norbit in 2007, Eddie Murphy has been the top billed actor in three live action movies which have all bombed and received increasingly shrinking budgets.