I hear that Kelsey Grammer couldn’t be in this skit because he was lost in a Costco at the time.

(slaps hand on roof, rearview mirror falls off)

The remake was a bad Robocop movie, but a good cyborg movie.

“Clueless about what’s going on in the administration she’s bafflingly part of” is an interesting defense.

That ill-fated 2015 reboot was a Secret Success that really hit its stride in its back half and is sorely missed.

Covered with 20 tons of dirt and the land salted so nothing ever would grow there again.

Wait… is it corporations or “powerful people” with the control?

I think they knew exactly what their legal standing was and used the tagline anyway for the free press.

The recurring “adult-oriented” Muppet sketches on the first season of Saturday Night Live was where comedy went to die.

I too enjoyed The Frighteners.

I already saw the complaint that this lawsuit was “a waste of taxpayer money”* so yes, people are this dim.

Badly. Han has a bad feeling about sand.

I’m seein’ double… one Duo!

Happy Mother’s Day!

Alec Berg, from the Vulture article on the finale:

The baby with the one eyebrow grows up to be Marshal Matt Dillion.

My Global Entry interview completely glossed over the fruit rules, but that was five years ago. Perhaps they’ve gotten more produce-centric since.

Hell, I have to open AV Club in a private tab to even be able to log in, otherwise Kinja just barfs up a JSON blob of error at me.

I would have had more sympathy for the GoPro people if they hadn’t walked on stage holding a GoPro on a stick.

Maybe I need to re-watch Multiplicity.