Wait a minute. The original Xena wasn't openly gay?!

Maybe it will get better if they get Daniel Stern to narrate it.

Even when Samuel L. Jackson does a commercial for Capital One, I swear I hear him say, "So what's in your fuckin wallet?"

It took me until Dexter: Season 4 to stop hating on John Lithgow's over the performance on 3rd Rock.

Instead a shitty thing like killing off an innocent character, just reboot the whole stupid show. She never existed, He's a ex-cop with kids whose wife left him years ago, then one day she returns after escaping the nefarious claws of Scientology. It writes itself.

To all those who have reacted to my question I only have one thing to say.
YOU WANTED ME TO ASK THAT QUESTION!
YOU NEEDED ME TO SK THAT QUESTION!
IF I DON;T ASK THAT QUESTION WHO WILL?
YOU GHOSTFACE VANILLA!
SO YOU ASK ME WOULD I ASK THIS QUESTION AGAIN?
YOU'RE GODDAMN RIGHT i WOULD!!!!

Do we need this?

Ok. Then Jonah Hill. He's all serious and shit now.

Val KIlmer is not a bad idea but I think Seth Rogan deserves another shot at a franchise.

Mike Love played Dennis an early version of Kokomo and after hearing it he drowned himself.

A vote for Hillary is like a vote for the Klingons aka ISIS.

She's finally free to marry her brother.

Introducing this was Matt Lauer's punishment for the Presidential interviews.

The "season" has became archaic and is beginning to change. The new fall seasons always started in September because in the 50's and 60's all of the shows were sponsored by the auto makers and that's when the new models for the following year would come out. It was a tradition that lasted well past it was needed.

Thanks for spoiling my childhood.

Bad, bad idea. The original still holds up,

Rachel as become a loathesome character, even more so than Quinn. Quinn never sheds a tear about any of her machinations. After Rachel is confronted though she always turns away with the one tear rolling down her face, then goes out again and does something worse. I hope the "Everlasting" and it's producers have to…

Thanks for clarifying for me. :)

Katie Rife is one of the worst writers the AV Club has. What an idiotic mistake.

"Blues Brothers 2000 is certainly not the worst movie I’ve ever seen, but I’d have a hard time thinking of a movie that’s less essential, or that has less of a reason to exist." Entourage: The Movie anybody?