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Adventuress2
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See, I thought the carnivores waiting for those bronot/brachiosauruses to die in the mud pit was almost worse because they all looked like they were crying. At least the stegosaurus put up a fight. And then trumpets sounded, and the earth opened up in chasms, and everything was just minor little bit. No wonder

You mean you don't dream of a camel turning into a cobra turning into a belly dancing elephant turning into an eyeball? Huh.

And it killed your career as a tenor…

But there are NO cats in America!

The Brave Little Toaster has that ceiling light meant to sound like Peter Lorre, right? UUUUUUUGH I hated that movie - so very, very creepy.

Do you mean in the movie, or the book?

Oh my, yes - like you get tricked and wind up eternally drowning with water pixies or something.

And not by the "hero"

"I've learned this much - take what you can, when you can."
"Then you've learned nothing."

Artrax's scene wasn't horrifying - I wasn't scared of swamps after that scene.

Because it implied that exertion will make your face fly apart. Faces aren't supposed to do that - even grapefruit faces.

Ooh or "Night on Bald Mountain" from Fantasia! Those were some twisted demons and imps…very dark.

The cat is not the scariest part of The Secret of NIMH - it's that scene where the rats are screaming, getting injections, and then that trippy DNA mutation sequence. That was scary. Or that guard rat who keeps trying to kill Mrs. Brigsby for no apparent reason?

C+ seems harsh, at least from the point of view of a casual viewer. I haven't been tracking all the off-shoot shows, so for me solving the Firestorm problem made for a legitimate episode that wasn't villain of the week (except at the end, which made it that much more amusing). I would dock points for some leaden

I thought it was because he was talking about corruption and bribery and law…

Best line. Couldn't tell you why, but I lost my breath laughing.

Don't know why, but when the one actor mouthed, "You stupid…f**kin' 35-year old!" I just lost it. One of my favorite things about Drunk History is the non-insult insults.

I will take your word for it! I haven't watched an episode in years and years.

Of course, when Olivier demanded his rotary phone back, it was even better.

I've tried. But this one is my parting episode. It was just too bleak and messed up for my subconscious to handle.