And, as I'm sure you're aware, both Animaniacs and Ren & Stimpy launched in the 90s.

Ah, that takes me back. To about 2007 in my neighborhood.

Whoa.

D for Diablo

Hey, I always use-a flour when I cook-a pizza. /chicomarx

That's kind of my memory - that it started off as a show about an adorkable girl but eventually got too preachy for its own good. But I haven't seen an episode in 25 years.

A half-black, half-white socialist.

The Shithouse Devils was the name of my old rockabilly band.

Well, just that the experience was so immersive that people were sad that they couldn't live in that world. I wasn't thinking literally suicidal here.

So, serious question. Do you guys watch shows you don't really like? I mean, I know someone's getting paid to watch Gossip Girl, and that's a better job than what I do all day. So that's understandable. But I can't really think of much that would be more excruciating to me than sitting through 120 episodes of a show…

Great recommendation. That's my favorite depiction of Superman and his extended cast, for sure. Highly recommended to anyone who struggles to get the appeal of the character. They nail it.

I'm a few years older than you, but when I was around that same age, there was a brief period where I thought Gilbert Gottfried was the funniest person on earth - roundabout 1990 or so. I think he did a bunch of commercials or something that I'd seen. Maybe that episode of Cosby.

I find Titanic is best enjoyed with fiends.

I heard those stories, too, but I assumed it was all made up by Cameron's PR crew.

Me neither. But I got tired of waiting for you to turn up and make the joke. So here we are.

Admit it. You'd be doing that even if I was singing in tune.

Yeah. It was, "To have fun."

Whaaaat would you doooooooo if I…. sang outtatune?…

The griminess adds to the warmth.

It disgusts me that you would choose Daft Punk over LCD Soundsystem. I hope you dance yrself clean, you filthy animal.