The Drew Carey Show episode referenced here, where they find Mr Wick's cocaine in the bathroom, is one of my all-time favorites. I wish all those episodes were available for streaming somewhere.

The first few times I heard that song on the radio, I thought he was saying "Body Like a Back Door", and was curious what that meant.

But unlike Suicide Squad, it would deserve it

BTW, Bill Murray should have totally won that year. Sean Penn was okay in Mystic River, but both his performance and that movie in general were really overrated.

Just curious, has anyone ever bothered watching The Love Guru? The ads for it were so bad, I didn't even have an interest in seeing it for any potential trainwreck value.

If you go outside of acting nominations, Michael McKean got a nod for one of the songs in A Mighty Wind. I'm willing to bet a few SNL writers have probably worked on Oscar-nominated screenplays as well.

Curious if he will ever get another shot at box office success. Looking back at another former SNL alum, Eddie Murphy has had a few comebacks in his career: Top draw in the 80s, then a slump, then Nutty Professor in the mid 90s, then another slump, then the Shrek movies, then another slump, and so on.

No kidding. For a "B+" rating, this review was basically one negative comment after the other, mainly all aimed at Iron Fist. We get it, you don't like him.

I was gonna ask "Why is there a second Nut Job movie", then I realized there's like six or seven "Open Season" movies, so I guess some kids will just watch anything.

At least he has chicken

That Disney Vault gimmick is paved with decades of now-obsolete media: expensive VHS tapes in oversized clamshells, DVDs, BluRays with dvds, I suppose 4K BluRay is next.

Netflix's little game of bait and switch with movies makes me wonder if Disney wont pull the same with their streaming service. Like they will start it off with all the big movies, then a couple months later swap them out for a bunch of C-list dreck.

I love Liquid Swords, it would #2 on my list, just behind Cuban Linx, and just ahead of Fishscale.

Judging from the "giant rounded cube head" designs for Huey, Dewey and Louie, this will be the easiest "cartoon to Funko Pop Figure" transition ever.

That's why I'm glad they went with Tennant who can just do his own thing and not just try and find someone who can mimic Young's voice. I just wish they could have gotten Peter Capaldi as Flintheart.

Is there really a thing as "too old"when it comes to watching quality cartoons? I can see being too old to watch something directly aimed at the 5-and-under set, but most Disney fare has a wider appeal.

Launchapd was always a doofus, but he seems even more so in the new show, making him more akin to Soos. And giving Webby this thirst for mystery and adventure seems also directly influenced by GF.

I like your style. My mind was a blank space trying to come up with a joke response that didn't sound mean. Never in my wildest dreams would I have thought of this.

I've seen Guitar Wolf a few times over the past couple decades. First time was in the late 90s, when they opened for The Cramps, then again several years later, right before Bass Wolf died, then saw them a few years later after that when they got a new bass player. All great shows.

See also: the endless loop of "If You Leave" during the prom scene in Pretty In Pink