Your ex-roommate sounds like she belongs on a Lena Dunham series.

Silent episode got all the press, but for my money episode 11 is the best this show's ever done.

"Jennifer Jason Lawrence" was my favorite background gag of the season.

The first episode has a "November 6, 1983" title at the beginning.

The article glosses over any and all female artists' contributions, which is weird because they were among the biggest-selling, most ubiquitous acts of the era. But no, let's just consign them to the Lilith Fair ghetto and move on.

Hop Along are incredible, but not necessarily what I would call "fun". Try Tame Impala or something.

A better take on "Teen Spirit" than "Teen Spirit" itself.

I haven't seen any early Villeneuve, but Prisoners-Enemy-Sicario is as good a run as anybody has had in the last 3-4 years and my hopes are sky-high for the Blade Runner sequel. This looks like it'll continue that streak of awesomeness as well.

This mentality that grunge was the only music that mattered in the 90s is poisonous rockist horseshit. By and large, grunge was a brief flash that left almost zero lasting impact. Bands copping superficial aspects of the aesthetic persisted like a bad cold, but it didn't make the original music any more significant or…

I mean, I watch the video now and I have basically the same reaction as Deckard when he goes to the snake show in Blade Runner. But I was a thirsty 14-year-old back then. It was too early for me to be turned off by the exploitativeness of it all.

I don't want to sound crude or shallow here, but godDAMN was that "Criminal" video the hottest thing I'd ever seen on cable television at the time.

Clueless single-handedly killed grunge fashion, in one devastating voiceover monologue. A watershed moment that people too often overlook.

If you like dialogue, it's got some of the best exchanges and one-liners of any film from that period that's not written by Tarantino, Linklater, or Noah Baumbach.

*bangs on typewriter, rips out page, throws it behind head*

Has anyone made a "Perfect Stranger Things" video yet?

"And those warts on your dick aren't gonna go away/Unless you start using topical cream every day"

Baseketball has my favorite riff on this cliché.

The show's device of giving BoJack a season-long fling/crush object with each new season is starting to get problemmy for me.

Such a dick, dumb shits. Wait, what

Your math checks out.