The one thing interesting about that film: Dan Ackroyd has spent the last twenty years practicing his "Chicagah" accent.

Here you go.

Are all the other Jalops still asleep at this hour? You're showing the wrong Porsche - that's the 356 that he traded in to get the 550 Spyder he got killed in. This is the 550:

"So long, Mr. Easter Bunny!"

I'll leave this for a better artist to finish:

Let's keep it in the family:

The B-17 drone program lasted way beyond the war. Once the remote control systems were improved and the planes could take off, fly and land remotely, they were used for flying through nuclear test areas to gather atmospheric samples. Once these tests were concluded, the planes continued to be used as target drones,…

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An' thot's why you've niver seen a unikern

Good on ya! Keep us posted in Oppo.

What gets me is the ending, where the Mercedes' rear bumper suddenly sticks out an extra foot to lessen the damage from the police car, plus the blue '41 Ford sedan that rear-ends the police car materializes out of nowhere (until then the Caddy limo was the only other car behind the others).

Only if they give us back Ozark as well.

Pan Am has been reincarnated six times, each time being worse than the one before it.

So... the football equivalent of Frank Sinatra?

First off, for something that's not supposed to be a comprehensive list, it's remarkably complete - Kudos for that.

How about a match race?

"You already know how hard it was to get a Trabant in the eighties, but the situation wasn't any better a decade earlier either."

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