Crackers: 1984 Movie about the Mission District in SF

Despite the lineup (Donald Sutherland & Sean Penn among others) this was borderline unbearable were it not for the fact that I recognized a few of the places and was able to find many of them using streetview. That said, it has everything you would want from an 80's movie based in the Mission district: hookers, voyerism, and Sean Penn with a ridiculously unexplainable southern accent.

90% of the movie takes place at 24th & Alabama

Streetview of the Pawn Shop location

(note the fresh fruit fruit market is still next door)

Dominguez Bakery makes an appearance at 14:30 and is still around.

I wouldn't recommend trying to watch this whole thing. It was pretty painful. That said, if you can tolerate it, there are great moments of 1980's hilarity.

Family Guy out of Context 2

the wife he was referring to was Meg, of course.

Family Guy out of Context

Taking the most ridiculous Family Guy moment from any given episode and put it in isolation... it only gets wierder.

Stephen Colbert Slams a Beer

During Stephen's 55th installment of Better Know a Distrct, Stephen tries to teach congressman Dan Maffei how to shotgun a beer. He also gets his evil twin to say a few incriminating remarks.

Senior with STDs - Daily Show, April 9th

An extra awkward bit with Jason Jones on freaky ass seniors having crazy unprotected sex. The clay scene is so awkward you cringe in uncomfortable laughter.

"The Gang Finds a Dumpster Baby" Always Sunny in Philadelphia

A particularly obscene and delightful Always Sunny

Dennis and Dee Get A New Dad - Always Sunny in Philadelphia

Please don't let this show get the Family Guy / Arrested Development syndrome.

Family Guy - Not All Dogs Go To Heaven

An especially random Family Guy

Stewie reveals his love of Star Trek (among other things) at a Trekkie convention where Meg converts to Christianity and then finds out Brian's an athiest. Hilarity ensues, very little of it having to do with the "plot", of course.