I don't want a Can't Hardly Wait sequel, but I can at least see why the movie is slightly beloved. The Lauren Ambrose/Seth Green stuff and the Charlie Corsmo parts were good, Jenna Elfman and Jerry O'Connell had fine cameos.

They bombed their own city and burned down a whole neighborhood.

This one of those movies whose title suggests something (land pirates from the Rockies get horses and take over huge swathe of the west, killing and destroying everyone who gets in their way) way cooler than a bank heist movie with Chris Pine.

No one should.

I heard her tell the story on Bullseye and I think she said she suggested, hey let's try it if I'm as awful as the rest of you guys and she read a part that was written for Mac.

Rewind is another good one.

I was joking that keeping Barry Melrose locked up would be a good thing that ESPN does, so it was out of place here.

They're paying him by the number of babies he makes cry with his dead-eyed stare. The wordiness he just does for fun.

I want ESPN from Sept. 1 until mid-March and its sub-channels just for the college football season. so maybe they'd count me a half?

ESPN'S Joe Schad reports LongTimeLurker1stTimePoster rumored to be in the running for the Miami job, according to sources who are definitely not just LongTimeLurker1stTimePoster and his agent.

I thought this was an anti-ESPN thread?

She had a certain something.

It is a treasure.

And the answer was more.

I may have seen them in concert with Travis. If I did, obviously, they were forgettable. Travis was pretty good.

I'd like to know what other movies from that era have cult followings.

Yes. I remember seeing that video box and being very excited. And then watching the movie. Fuck was LInklater thinking?

Can't Hardly Wait was really uneven. Anything with Seth Green, Charlie Korsmo and Lauren Ambrose was pretty good. The rest was pretty terrible, except Jenna Elfman's cameo.

You didn't have to live in New York. I saw it after reading about it in Time while I was still in high school in far northern Michigan and was not entertained, shocked titillated or anything.

Yeah. I saw it in high school and I somewhat bought into the whole post-college malaise and what does it all mean thing. I watched it a couple years ago and I think it does hold up in sort of portraying well kind of how people feel at that age, or some people. Yes, they bullshit and are annoying and I never felt like…