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In case you haven't heard, a Detroit art collective came up with a amazing idea to erect a 10-foot tall sculpture of Robocop somewhere in the city. I mean, ideas don't get much better than this. But it got us thinking: Aside from Rocky in Philadelphia, there aren't nearly enough statues of fictional characters in actual cities around the nation. We want to change that, so here's a few ideas for other statues that would really enhance the American landscape: New York City: Stay Puft Marshmallow Man Springfield, Ky: Jebediah Springfield Chicago: Ferris Bueller San Diego: Ron Burgundy Los Angeles: Terminator Albuquerque: Walter White Fargo, ND: The Wood Chipper Somewhere In Rural ...

For many of us, our early teen years were defined by television. ABC's TGIF filled every Friday night and brought families together with programming that we could all relate to in completely different ways. Then, of course, we'd get up every Saturday morning (because Tivo was still a twinkle in eye of Al Gore or whoever invented it) to watch the shows that were specifically geared towards us gullible tweens. The one that took advantage of our gullibility the most was "Saved by the Bell." As mindlessly positive and upbeat as it was, sometimes the show had to take some liberties in its writing. Let's be honest, they lied to us. Things happened that aren't even plausible, let alone believable, ...