You’re taking the time out to tell us that you’re not remembering Heath Ledger? Um… Thanks for letting me know what a good person you are, wow.
Or are you being ironic and I’m being an idiot? It really could go either way.

Just today in my film history class we watched Network, and my teacher was talking about how it’s still relevant to television today and used this show as an example. Which makes me so sad.

My favorite part was when he tried to make a joke about crackers and everybody was just like “….” because we don’t really do crackers in America.

The thing that bothers me most is how they spell it “nite” which is the stupidest short-hand spelling of any word. It only shortens it by one letter!

Thanks Twilight fans and MTV for making it that much harder for women to be taken seriously.

Every day is better if Matthew Lillard is in it.

I agree with reasons 2-5 but I think there was a reference to him having written papers at some point or something, although I could be making that up. And I don’t think it’s that crazy to think that people with serious undiagnosed illnesses to do some research and find a doctor who can help them. A lot of them choose Dr. House because he has such a good success rate. The episode with the people from Cuba was pretty ridiculous, though.
And it’s a lot better than in Grey’s Anatomy where about 50% of their patients die by the end of the episode.

Ah, touche. You’re probably right.

I told my roommate about this, and she told me to tell you that yes, at least her room is in 1998. And she likes it that way.

Apparently.