That was THE fire sale of champion sports teams.

Listen bud, he's got radioactive blood.

I'm in

One of my favorite examples of this is in Hard to Kill when Kelly LeBrock gazes longingly at his gargantuan horse dong while he's in a coma, and even says "What a waste" or some shit.

That's positively Rand-ian.

Still miss him.

No gentleman's F here, no sir. This is the real deal.

Uh, hello?? Last time I checked she had already voiced an animated mermaid princess!

Thank the good lord.

"Laugh it up, fuzzball" may just be my most used of all quotes in my everyday life.

Two things fascinate me about that movie: It's what ultimately did Cannon Films in, as well as concurrently being the reason we got the shittiness that was Superman IV.

The Sword and the Sorceror! Richard Moll! Richard Lynch! And starring…uh, Lee Horsely.

I do get it, but asking a young guy with newly-acquired awesome super powers not to use them is like asking an expert knot tier to quit a knot-tying contest right in the middle of tying a knot.

They do give off a serious Bollywood-style romance vibe don't they?

Cisco and Barry couldn't find any books about the Philosopher's stone because they were looking in the wrong section, they should have gone to 'S'.

The over-protectiveness of Wally has gotten pretty old. He's a freaking adult, and oh yeah, an adult with superpowers. Joe is treating him like he's Mr. Glass.

And in fact they pointedly made any references to it as lazy and hacky as possible.

Nicely put

One of the smartest things 30 Rock ever did was background the sketch show, and then proceed to point out how bad it actually was whenever it did come up.

What a great perspective he has about Wings.