Yeah I'm a Toledoan and I think it's funny Archie's mom went to the Big City Chicago while Jughead's ran off to Little Detroit. Maybe it's just my residency, but I can't help reading some social class commentary into it.

I recall imdb having her listed for one or two more episodes than she's been in, so I expect she'll show back up.

…in a non-complimentary way. Which maybe makes it complementary, for Jughead.

My buddy instantly spotted him as the kid from Big Daddy. I lost a dollar on it.

Yeah, he's complicit I'll bet but probably not the actual killer. Of course, if the actual killer hasn't been introduced yet, I'll call bullshit. If I had to bet right now, my money's on the sheriff, but only like $5.

Watch her when her mom is digging for dirt on Polly- you can see her make up her mind there.

Okay, but what the hell happened to Lowenbrau? Used to be all over 15-20 years ago.

My dad used to drink it with ice in it. I've only ever known one other person to drink beer with ice and it just seems wrong to me.

"Banquet" is my utility beer. It's got a sweetness to it that some don't seem to care for, but I don't know why it isn't as popular as anything on this list. I'm also a fan of High Life, but it was an acquired taste, although High Life Light I consider to be far better than any light on this list.

I absolutely love this film, warts and all, but you have a point. I find that it's really front-loaded, especially in regards to the quality of the musical numbers.
Fun-fact- I got to shake Macabee's hand at one of his shows a few months ago.
Less fun-fact- he makes a cameo in the pretty fucking terrible Onion movie.

Yeah, really. I hate to say so, too, because I fucking love this movie and jump out the nearest window when I hear mention of steampunk.

They let me wear whatever I want!

I like to think of this movie as a sort of prequel to Battle Beyond the Stars.

Well, it was perfect until the "just kidding" actual end.

OK, Your Highness is great, everyone. It's actually got some of the best action sequences I've seen in years, and although it isn't really laugh-out-loud funny, it holds up to repeating viewings. I think the criticisms of its structure are misguided too, since Pineapple Express is basically a bunch of random shit with…

I don't think a sealed can is going to go bad. It wasn't open for up to three years, was it? I'd bet on the mixing of whiskey and cider, something sketchy in the ramen/cracker matrix, or some other contamination you'll never figure out.

The Amanda Pays scene is not as awesome as it sounds, and it really doesn't make the movie worth watching. I have come here to warn you all.

There's an interview on the first Xtro dvd with the director where he tears apart Jan-Michael Vincent's participation in the sequel, and it is awesome.

I totally forgot the name of this one, and I was starting to think I dreamed it.

And even if they were flying a crop duster spraying people with gasoline (this was a real episode), the explosion that happened at the same point in the theme music every time was always the same Hughes 500 helicopter model being  blown up.