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This is the most underrated Quick Look on the site and it just so happens to feature our departing trio. Whenever I wanted to show people what Giant Bomb was I would turn to this video and it never failed to get a huge laugh out of them.

In the back of my mind, I knew this wasn't going to last forever. It just sucks that the three of them are all leaving at the same time. It's been a glorious run with all these duders as they've been a part of my life for the last 13 years. I know the site's going to still be here, but It's definitely the end of an era. I wish all the best to Alex, Brad, and Vinny and hope they'll still pop by every once in a while.

With that I'll enjoy what time we still got with them as well as look back on all the good times we had before. For starters here's what I consider the best Quick Look ever made that happens to feature the trio:

Thought I'd threw in a few that I believe deserve consideration to be in the running of this most 90's-ness of music contest:

This one got a lot of radio play for what felt like half the decade. It's a pretty easy going song and a little more joyfully to listen to than say: Losing My Religion by R.E.M.

(For the record: I like the R.E.M. song better)

I fell like one-hit-wonders almost have a larger impact on how we view an era of music, compared to the more successful bands of the time.

Machinehead also deserves a mention, but this somber song is just so distinctive of the time. I don't think a song like this could really be made outside that decade.

I'm pretty sure the bomb crew have mentioned this song and how people confuse it with being by Pearl Jam.

You know what was popular in the 90s? Skateboarding You know what went well with skateboarding? Punk Rock You know what was a big puck rock song at the time skateboarding was popular? Check Above

I don't remember this one getting as much radio play as some of the others, but it certainly got its MTV play. You can argue that the video is what made this song so popular at the time, but you can't deny what decade this song belongs in.

As soon as this one hit, it was just everywhere. This one maybe a little of a stretch as I feel this type of song could work beyond the decade, but it was big in 98-99 so there.

Alright that's enough for one evening. I'll try my best not to add to this already stacked thread.

It just won't be the same without you Drew. Looking forward to your new endeavor and to another season of talking about speedy racecars! Also, please oh please don't be a stranger.

Looks like Ricciardo was there for more than just a friendly race. He also has a few fellow racers there including one I think a lot of us have been missing:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BEo9ek5Ow1n/

Good to see ol' Pastor still hanging out with his former race mates!

P. Maldonado

@71ranchero: Going back to that Jenson Button lap, I just watched it and it was nuts! Keep in mind that F1 cars don't have the luxury of ABS or traction control like GT3 cars do.

Definitely thrilled that K-Mag is getting back in the sport full time, but bummed it has to be at the cost of Alt+F1's unofficial mascot. Hopefully last season wasn't the last time we hear Danny sing Pastor's name.

Just picked up the same TV this evening and I'm super stocked to see it in action. I'm too tired to hook it up now, but I'll do it before I leave for work tomorrow.

Big congrats to you both!