What's Enlightened?

They're forgetting NBC's Trial and Error, which was genuinely hilarious and featured some of the best sight gags and one-liners this side of Arrested Development.

But are you sure, Sean?

I mean, duh.

Highly educated people pronounce it catsup.

I wish I knew what the exact plot was to Cars 2, but I forgot and I'm not going to waste my time googling to find out.

Exhibit 14,697 of "Movies that stemmed from —at a minimum—a mildly amusing original film that unfortunately have been beaten to death thanks to a completely unnecessary franchising/blatant money grab thus diluting the legacy of the original."

Heresy!

I'll never understand you people. Never.

If it was good enough for Cosmo Kramer, it's good enough for me.

The thing about one hit wonders, as opposed to songs from bands or artists with long established careers, is that they're basically intrinsically intertwined with the time period where they came out, because that's really more memorable than the actual person/persons who sung them.

Unless you're missing an ear or two.

Great song.

"Wasn't very stupid."

***IMMEDIATELY TRIGGERS INSANE FLASHBACKS TO ANYONE WHO WAS ALIVE IN THE SUMMER OF 1996***

Maybe…..I am your best friend!

No joking, the only thing I remember about the movie Go is that Steal My Sunshine was on the soundtrack.

I dislike "Major Tom" mainly because I find it so inferior to "Space Oddity" and "Ashes to Ashes" that I somehow think it attempts to taint those songs legacies.

I thought that too.

It was Nacho Varga's tribute to Edie Falco.