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This is one of the most unfocused things I've ever seen. I'm starting to think that he really has no idea how magic can be used to stop drug abuse and is doing all this introductory hemming and hawing to divert our focus so we'll forget that's what the tape is really about.

Andrea Barber is so ding-danged cute now! What a smile!

There was a band a few years ago called Pentecostal Bouffant. I see now where they got the name! That is one of the most dynamic hairdos I've ever seen!

@TheLazybandito That's my favorite part! Ever since we first saw this, my family and I have not been able to say "Well hi!" or "How ya doin'?" to each other without referencing that line.

@eddievega1977 The "Tubular Bells" you're familiar with is probably the version from the Exorcist. Well, "Tubular Bells" is actually a big, long, two-part, album-length song. The part heard in The Exorcist is the opening section. This part here is the end of part one.

I have officially lost all faith in modern pop music. I thought I had back when I first heard "My Humps," but this has truly killed it for me. THIS is what passes for a number one hit nowadays?! I mean, sure, when I was young things like "I'm Too Sexy" hit number one, but that's nothing compar...

@dameatworld You mean saxophone!

@doktorwyzzerd The one that always stood out for me was Poi Dog Pondering's "Living With the Dreaming Body" playing during Pete and Mort's ice block race in Summer Vacation. That's song has such a joyous feel to it, and the coupling of it with that scene was just perfect. For years, I thought i...

Man, Michael Maronna's look of complete and utter exhaustion is incredibly convincing. One gets the feeling he really WAS made to cut an extremely long lawn before this short in order to look genuine.

And I must second what someone said in the comments of another Pete and Pete thing- the kids o...

@drewdudy Yep, that's how it started out. Then after two years, they started making occasional half-hour specials, then after two more years, it became a series. It's amazing to think that something that started out as little one-minute shorts went on to become possibly the best kids' show of a...

@mcboltron That there is the very talented musician, Juliana Hatfield. She was like the ultimate fantasy rocker chick of the 90's. And she's still making music.

@roomie4rent Well, the girl playing the drummer, Tennessee Thomas, is a drummer in real life (she's in the band, the Like) and quite a good one at that. Maybe she's just a bad mime.

I liked how Dewey pretended the citizens of his Lego city were cannibals.

@lapinot21 I'm pretty sure Seymour was loosely based on Crumb.

Doesn't their drummer, Neil Smith, sing this one?

@BrainsRrust At least you HAD an elementary school graduation! But I actually don't mind that I didn't. Junior high and high school were enough.

@mdd07c It's Fat Albert. Fat Abbot was the name of the Fat Albert parody on South Park. And this isn't a plagiarism. Countless tv shows have had "stay in school" episodes.

@xXm0rales831Xx Doug actually ended its run in '94. It started in '91.

@luname82 That's not him! That's Jon Cryer, who was actually an adult at the time of this show.

I'm pretty sure it's a Marky Mark reference (what with the shirtless, showing undies look and all), not Vanilla Ice.

@EricTylerFilms He only wears it when he's Prince Adam. Why it's pink, I do not know. I had a Prince Adam action figure when I was a kid and its vest was maroon. But both it and the TV version wore purple leggings. Methinks Prince Adam was a bit too flamboyant in his choice of colors.

Sadly, he landed on "Sweet Meat" instead.

Boy, Fred Newman and Dan Sawyer made some truly unique and classic music together. The fact that most of this show's music and sound-effects were made by just one guy using only his talent for mouth sounds truly sets it apart from the pack.

@mandgrful He also wears a Star Trek communicator patch for some reason. But then, Ned, the brown-haired kid, wears a monocle, so I guess nothing is weird in that crowd.

@VtheXenomorphQueen Not quite out of the blue. The hamster is his pet, and it scratched him, which peeved him. Thus, he was telling them about his pet peeve :)

Boy do I feel like a dirty old man watching this... and I'm only 29! By the way, what made you think of using "The End of Medicine" by the New Pornographers as music? It's a great song, just a very random choice.

I, too, was surprised to see that they liked this movie. I'm surprised they didn't mention the roadie, Del Preston, though. He was the best part of the movie as far as I'm concerned. Every one of his scenes is hilarious. The random Rip Taylor cameo was great as well.

@Araghid The Birdcage is based on a French movie, but that was actually good and did well.

Hey, the Cable Guy is one of Jim Carrey's best movies and a very good movie in its own right! And didn't Happy Gilmore come out in '95?