Jesus. Taco Bell is the worst.

It's just that bird law in this country—it's not governed by reason.

Diversity Day and Basketball are two of my favorite episodes of the series.

I thought that they were always meant to be kind of a joke though so I always took the forced introduction as part of the joke.

Yeah, I think this is mostly the case. 24 was really the first broadcast show to move to the cable model, distinct fall/spring seasons airing all episodes with no breaks rather than one long TV season with many weeks off in between episodes.

Danica Mckellar has to guest in an episode right? Or at least Jason Hervey has to show up and call someone butthead or scrot.

That can't possibly be a real thing. "You're a dog!" "I'm a cop!"

It sounds Irish.

At least your parents still invite you to the movies.

Since I hadn't seen the show in 10+ years I was completely confused with what they were trying to do with that sketch. Taylor Swift brought it to a screeching halt. Also, we get it, making out with Betty White is gross and it's shocking when an elderly woman says dirty things but is that all she's relegated to now?

Agreed. Come on already.

2013?

I started TDT a few months back and I'm on book 6 now. It probably would have driven me crazy to wait 5 years in between.

It doesn't belong. Fruit on pizza is insane.

That cover is bad but if you're watching on Netflix and let one episode roll over to the next it'll skip the theme.

Mrs. Heimer, previously Ms. White.

I just read some article that mentioned the writers wanted to cover more mature themes, like sex, as Kevin aged and ABC said no. They said something along the lines of "you can do that on other shows, but not The Wonder Years". I guess they figured America's brains would melt if Kevin and Winnie started banging.

I'm in the middle of season 3 right now and it isn't too jarring. There's a generic "Riders on the Storm" sound-a-like that's pretty laughable in season 2 that kind of takes you out of the moment. I'm surprised by the number of Beatles songs that make it into the show, though many are covers, considering how little…

Is Star Wars the one with the little wizard boy?

I remember my uncle brought back one of these from London back in like 91 or 92 and 11 year old me was really into it. Wish I could remember what it was called.