No. They probably should have moved Pam and Jim's wedding to the end of 5 and ended it there. I was still able to tolerate the show right up until the Sabre arc. Scott's Tots was pretty funny.

Pam 6.0.

When Yoko Ono is the 4 star gold standard it's easy to see why any other band wouldn't get above a 3.

Hating a song written by 16 year olds? Strong take.

Drinking is so cool.

Still free money though, right? Just put the portion for taxes aside and make it rain.

My dad brought a blue cheese and bacon potato salad to our July 4 BBQ. It was pretty damn awesome.

S. Substantiate value
E. Engage physically
R. Rear dependence
G. Give up emotional attachments
E. Embolden hope
I. Isolate entirely

I think they abandon it for the hatch for the most part.

Yes, I was born in 1995, promoted to the 10th grade at age 1 and a year later we were all talking about Rage on SNL.

Maybe you're right, my high school was shit. Korn and 311 were much bigger bands locally. I just don't seem to remember anyone even mentioning Rage until they got kicked off SNL which was sometime in spring 96.

Did this guy grow up in some alternate universe where RATM was extremely popular? I think there were 3 of us listening to them at my high school.

It easily could have serviced the mystery as well as the characters. I think hiring 1 person to track all the loose ends would have helped. There were plenty of fans online that had been doing that anyway. I think that's ultimately what keeps it from going from a good show to an all time great show. I think it got…

Let Russia have it every time. Who cares?

It's ok, I still shout "Hey!" whenever I hear Rock n Roll Part 2 at a ball game and try to do the moonwalk whenever I hear Billie Jean and those guys were touching little kids left and right.

Epic!

That Alice in Chains performance is really sad. You can almost hear Layne slowly dying.

Todd Glass.

Kaaareeeen!

*someone with tits