but I never said it could solve every problem.Nicked from the website xkcd.com, pointed out by my buddy Ken.
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- 1960s sitcom themes: Get Smart for the instrumentals
- 1970s sitcom themes: M*A*S*H in the instrumental category
- 1970s sitcom themes: The Muppet Show in the with lyrics category
- Actor with a Highlight Reel™: Val Kilmer in Tombstone
- Always good: Emma Thompson, Mr. T and for his work in the aughts, Robert Downey, Jr.
- Always sucks: Madonna and J.J. Abrams
- Auteur with a Highlight Reel™: Joss Whedon with the Firefly/Serenity combo
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- Best TV action themes: Peter Gunn, Mission:Impossible, Hawaii Five-O
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- Comedy Fantasy: The Princess Bride wins on first ballot, the only movie chosen by more than half of the respondents
- Comedy sci-fi: Galaxy Quest edges out Back to the Future
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I have that comic as a t-shirt. XKCD is one of my favorite comics.
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