Yea, but the last time Schillinger went near the weight room, Beecher brained him with a weight and took a shit in his mouth. I wouldn't blame him for having an aversion to them.

Well, Paul Rudd gets a pass for like pretty much anything. So it had that working for it. He's just so dreamy…

There's a good portion of the Internet that would disagree about this not being a farce.

I still have my Ghostbusters firehouse. It was used for many years as a nightstand and now I really want to eBay the missing parts to restore it to its former glory. I also had the Lost World's trailer play set. Apparently I was very spoiled as a child.

There was a great version of the Fantastic Four, until those fat cats in Hollywood shut Tobias Fünke down.

But Halloween 6 stars a young Paul Rudd, so it can't be all that bad! Well, actually it is bad… really, really bad.

Please, it's DOCTOR Chuck Tingle. The man has a PhD in holistic medicine from DeVry University and is a Hugo Award nominee. He's also a Tae Kwon Doe grandmaster. Show the man the respect he deserves.

Ian McShane as Cable would be glorious.

Wasn't that the lesson that Pa Kent taught Clark in Man of Steel?

They're also on really early too, because I usually watch them when I get out of work in the morning, before switching over to Columbo.

It got lost between a stack of Hatesongs. No point throwing out perfectly good copy.

Yea, but this was from 2009, so we still have atleast seven years of backlogged crap to work through first.

Was that Alan Arkin as the composer?

Well, for your information, Cyril Figgis knows how to beat the worm.

Don't forget that Herbert Love was also working with George Bluth to build a wall along the Mexican border.

Hopefully she's clearing up her schedule for that Wet Hot American Summer reunion. It starts at 9:30 and she better make it her beeswax to be there on time.

Say what you will about the tenets of National Socialism, Dude, but at least it's an ethos!

If we're electing ANY WWE Hall of Famers, it should definitely be Ric Flair/Arn Anderson. Their campaign platform of "Stylin' and Profilin'" should resonate well with the American people.

I own the Newsradio box set on DVD and have rewatched the series a few times, but I've never been able to watch the final season for that exact reason. I think I saw "Bill Moves On" once when it originally aired and that's it.

I was going to guess Frank Stallone…