Reminds me of Disney’s Aerosmith Rock n’ Roller Coaster at Hollywood Studios. You get in the cue and you meet the band as their hits are played overhead. Every Dad over 40 is rocking out and the kids are going “Who the hell are these guys?!”.

My prediction for the Uncharted movie:

Nobody looks good in this story. Disney should have just given her another pass, but also, the super rich shouldn’t feel entitled to free stuff.

Jim Henson now has to be explained to the readers as an “obscure reference”?  Damn, I feel old.

I gasped with delight when I saw her. Rewatching That 70s Show makes it clear that she is the best character on that show. She makes me happy in everything she’s in.

I didn’t think it was corny, but I was really bugged me that the writers/showrunners spent a lot of time in the early run disabusing viewers of the whole “it’s some kind of purgatory” theory about the show, then they just end up doing it anyway.

This is the hill I’ll die on,

No, watched the whole thing. Was interested in the numbers and the Dharma Initiative as those were the novel and interesting things about the series and was disappointed that both threads were dropped in favor of warring brothers that came out of nowhere. Wasn’t the least bit interested in characters whose whole arc…

IT SUCKS

Pretty sure he spends more time on that recap than JJ and Lindeloff spend thinking about the ending.

It’s still kind of weird that Daniel Radcliffe and Steve Buscemi are on this TBS comedy that debuts in January and basically gets no hype or notice. 

DENTAL PLAN?

The Home Makeover skit was a re do of a Margot Robbie sketch, and Robbie’s version was far funnier. Mikey Day goes for it, though, so kudos.

Give his grammar a B+ because that’s the best review he can give to an episode he raves about.

It’s been over half a year - how did nobody get Ray Parma Ham?

Also: Nate hasn’t gone metal in so long I was beginning to think I’d missed a scene where he lost his power.

Damn, you are OBSESSED and just won't let it go. Literally ALL of your Disqus comments, dating back to over a year ago, are ALL about your silly book and your accusation that the concept of Baskets was stolen from your book.
You remind me of one of those creepy, stalker-ish people who become obsessed with a celebrity…

That's why Ptonomy spoke for the audience and said it was time to move on.

I can't believe the enthusiasm for this episode. it was literally a fight, and a commercial. I'm getting sick of Costco shopping trips standing in for actual plotlines.