Special Features

Then: If you remember correctly, "Oooooootay" was the signature catch phrase of Ross "Buckwheat" Bagley on 'The Little Rascals.' His signature braids, dimples and can-do attitude made him a hit with audiences. We also remember Bagley as Will Smith's little cousin with the longest name (Nicholas Andrew Michael Shawn Nathan Wanyá Banks) on 'The Fresh Prince of Bel Air... Read Mor

Then: Darla was the girl all the boys wanted (and by "all the boys" we mean Alfalfa and that rich kid Waldo). Brittany Ashton Holmes was lucky enough to snag the role, and it was this part that led to future appearances on 'Ellen' (the sitcom, not the talk show), 'Red Shoe Diaries' and a couple random made-for-TV movies...

Then: Where's Waldo? Plotting the demise of Alfalfa, of course. Blake McIver Ewing's preppy little kid character was clearly the villain of 'The Little Rascals.' You couldn't be a suit-and-tie-wearing 9-year-old and not be considered the evildoer...

'By Request Only' The helmet hairdo, the butt-chin, the chops, the MASSIVE collar, the handlebar 'stache. It all adds up to awesome sauce. There was actually an attempt on Know Your Meme to build Ken Snyder into an icon that is better than Chuck Norris...

'Manifesto' Rhymester is one of the oldest Japanese hip hop acts, having formed in 1989. They released 'Manifesto' on February 3rd, 2010. We've seen some pretty bizarre stuff come out of the Land of the Rising Sun and this is fairly reserved in comparison...

'Round and Round' Remember 'Songs for Gay Dogs'? That was like foreplay to this cover from Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti. What an appropriate name for the band, because this will haunt you and your idea of a cute puppy for years to come...

'The Redemption' This looks like the type of spray paint job you'd see on the hood of a tricked-out Honda or on a t-shirt at a carnival. Did Brooke die? Well, her singing career did. What makes this cover so out of place and inappropriate is it makes her look like she was counted down and out by the music community and this is her comeback...

'Songs for Gay Dogs' This is about as niche as you can get. Of course, we're happy gay dogs are getting the attention they so rightfully deserve, but there's a greater purpose at work here: if you're curious to know the sexuality of your dog, then put the needle on this vinyl and observe...

'All My Friends Are Dead' Uh... hmm... we... we didn't know, man. We're so so sorry. That... sucks. But, you have to move on. It's been like 18 years. You can make new friends. You should come out with us tonight. We'll get some beers, maybe some burgers, have a couple laughs...

'It's Me, Mum!' Oh, cool. For a second there we thought you were Eric Idle and Martin Short's evil clone love child. We wish we knew about this gem before Mother's Day, but at least we got a jump start on next year. We didn't even need the album's title to know this guy's a mama's boy...

'Joyce' If Ana Gasteyer's 'Saturday Night Live' character, Bobbie Culp -- the woman on the mic alongside Will Ferrell's keyboardist who combine to blast out ballads for school assemblies -- isn't based on this woman, we'll eat our graduation robes...

'Let Me Touch Him' The last time we let you guys touch him, he couldn't walk for a week. It's important to note that the follow-up to this album is called, 'Then I'll Settle Down.' Sure you will. You said that the last dozen times. Despite their touch-y, feel-y overtones, we'd still like to know what led the Ministers Quartet to choose their unfortunate album name...

'Waking and Dreaming' Dreaming? Or nightmar-ing? This photo appears to have been taken a good five seconds or so before a full blown, all-dude orgy. From what we hear the "anything goes" 1970s were pretty psychedelic, so this sort of nude group hangout must've been like brushing one's teeth back then...

'Julie's Sixteenth Birthday' This could be the most uncomfortable cover on our list. What in the world is going on here? Julie is having the WORST sweet sixteen known to MTV. They appear to be at a restaurant or bar. She's bummed for having royally messed up her piano performance...

'Liebe Mutter' So, Heino (aka Heinz Georg Kramm) is a German singer who's known for his bass voice, blonde hair and ever-present sunglasses. That reputation must've come after this cover. Yeesh. Not gonna lie, we thought this was a woman...