I don't see the problem with this either. There was some guy on Press Your Luck whose appearance had to be stretched across two or three episodes because he was doing so well. He spent a lot of time studying the patterns of the board and was basically able to master the game before even appearing on it. He didn't…

This reminds me of a nerdy black guy who was on Wheel back in… 2010 or 2011? I dunno. Anyway, he was tearing through each puzzle faster than Godzilla could tear up Tokyo, despite having issues with his buzzer. At one point, he held the buzzer next to his face and continued jabbing at the button with one hand while…

These are real shows? Oh lord…

Dana Delaney' Lois Lane is by any measure a thousand times better than Amy Adams'.

A piece of something, all right.

I'm glad she parted ways with that weird cult. Also, I do remember her on The Talk. Apparently she and Holly Robinson got into a big fight and they both left the show, leaving us with (ugh) Sheryl Underwood as a replacement. As if Robo-Chen and the Wicked Witch of the Osbournes weren't bad enough.

I dunno, man. I've seen Small Wonder. It's hard to out-suck that.

Most 4Kids productions were. But I did like how they made Sanji sound like John Travolta in One Piece. Funimation's later dub was competent but not as iconic.

This is a thorough, fair evaluation of the Sonic cartoons, but I do wish the writer would have gone into greater detail about Robotnik being the sole saving grace of Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog. British blues singer Long John Baldry was PERFECT as the character, loud, blustery, and self-assured. I'm convinced…

Hell yes.

I think Dennis Miller's nerd-mentary was a daring, if somewhat puzzling addition to Monday Night Football. It's just fun having him make a bunch of obscure references while leaving the jocks in the room at a loss to respond. It was like the geek's revenge for getting swirlies from the football captain in high school.

What's Cosby got to do with this?

Before he took over The Daily Show, Jon Stewart was the host of Later with Bob Costas for a couple of years. There was a sketch where Jon accidentally backed over Eddie/Moose with a golf cart. I'm sure Kelsey Grammar got a kick out of that one!

Yeah, the colonoscopy bit got a hearty laugh outta me. I’m having one of those in a month. I wonder if I could sell Sandler the rights...?

Are you talking about Spiderman or Gargoyles? Because either could apply.

Does LucasFilm get proper credit for the franchise, or is it just "DISNEY presents Star Wars! Created by Disney, and nobody else! Walt Disney thought of it himself just before we froze his head!"

I always thought knocking the hat off was intentional, and symbolic.

Oh yuck. I really didn't need to see Danny DeVito naked, folks. His body is so pear-shaped I'm surprised there's not a leaf springing from the top of his head.

Smidgel co-wrote it, I think. I like how it's a fairly honest examination of Israeli life, with details you wouldn't get elsewhere. (Evidently Israelis love their sour-ass sodas! Who knew?)

I don't like his work or his performances. Sandler seems to have two acting modes: angry and stupid. When he wants to push his talents to the limit, he does both at once.