Points to you! I had totally forgotten that his career did extend a wee bit into the 80s — so, okay, points also to the set decorators who thought of putting the poster there. So it's The Cure shirt that is the odd man out, here.

"Erica is obsessed with Tiffany but wears a Cure t-shirt? Exactly how much suspension of disbelief must I accept?!?"

B- ?? No way. A episode all the way, maybe B+ 'cos that sappy ending was telegraphed a mile away. The JD lines cracked me up the entire time "IHey Dre, what's up? I sold like 250 million albums." and "He made 'Money Ain't A Thing," he told me when I was behind shim at the taco bar." Was surprised there was no…

Shout out to everyone who first heard "When You Were Mine" via Mitch Ryder's cover featured in Hot Dog: The Movie

For your consideration when you re-do this article in a couple years:

I made through three of the four limbs. Just could not take it. So what I guess I'm saying is: well done.

When we saw Dewey getting out of prison, I figured the series would end with him being the last man standing. Like maybe a Mexican Standoff with Raylan/Dewey/Boyd that only he survives. Whoa was I wrong. RIP Dewey.

Hall & Oates - Rock & Soul Pt. I. Never was a part II.

Cletus is at least as well knows as Frink. Please sub Cookie "Stay Off The West Side" Kwan. Kthnksbye.

Levert -"Casanova"

Erasure - "Chains Of Love"

Big Freedia - "Gin In My System"

Almost anything from those first three B-52's albums aside from "Rock Lobster. " Like "Legal Tender" or "Private Idaho" or 'Lava" or "Strobe Light" or "Song For A Future Generation" or "Dance This Mess Around."

"You Can Still Rock In America" - Night Ranger

"The Dark End Of The Street" - James Carr

"Mama Don't Like My Man" - Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings

"You Don't Know What Love is (You Just do As Your Told)" - The White Stripes

"I'm Not Okay" - My Chemical Romance

"Close The Door" - Teddy Pendergrass

"Get Dancin'" - Disco Tex & The Sex-O-Letts