That much is true.

Are you using cricket casserole as a euphemism here?

Like "Baby Hitler Jr."

He appeared on Reno 911 a few times.

Maybe they couldn't afford Adam with the fancy car rentals.

It was definitely salesmat. The closed-captioning confirms.

You must have had one of the good game boys. Mine was often nearly impossible to see without some sort of extra lighting.

So many great bits in this Goldberg's episode, including the weird Nell Carter aside, the introduction to the song and the song itself, and Barry confessing he can't dunk on Charles Barkley.

That line (and Murray's response) make this episode an A no matter what.

This episode earns an A by not being dragged down completely by an Ed Helms appearance.

Some would say it's magic.

Do you also collect the new reissues of stuff like Transformers and GI Joe?

Crazy Goldbergs idea: Sarah Chalke comes in to play the sister (or Lacey) for a single scene or episode. No one mentions it at all, either before, during or afterwards.

I saw it once as "Gleaming the Cube" and then once I was watching tv and saw "A Brother's Justice" and was like "Isn't this 'Gleaming the Cube?" I also liked it.

The Goldbergs gets extra points for clearly having Barry raid an abandoned Chess King, and for mentioning "Gleaming the Cube."

My only complaint with that? George Carlin seemed like the type to not own candy dishes.

AOT,K

We did try it, that one time, with the Dumont Network though.

And that's how Zaleski got kicked out of Megadeth.

Plus the tension and fashions!