Weird Science.

Given enough trash cans to jump, this was a real possibility back then.

I love the somber note that comes in the last act when you realize Joshua is the creator's departed son.

The headline.

He's pining.

"I'd buy THAT for a sand dollar!"

What, ME worry?

Next season on Mad Men, Joan takes on Sea Ray as a client, and hilarious boardroom innuendo ensues!

IN XANADU, A STATELY PLEASUREDROME DID KUBLAI KHAN DECREE!

Really should have gone the "historically-dressed sequel to Con Air" route.

Which is on Netlfix now, and as good for a rewatch as anything.

The average Bostonian might be rough of speech, but they at least have a strong grasp of proper grammar.

But it SHOULD be "Cahnkid."

"It's all about the execution…" Hey now, let's not get ahead of ourselves, this thing doesn't even have a script, yet.

Rudy only gives it 6/11 9/11s.

BAZINGA!

I Heart I Heart Huckabees. (But seeing the behind-the-scenes ugliness ruined it for me, so I haven't watched it again.)

The lead investigator takes a moment to slowly relish a Diet Pepsi, while lit from behind by the Pepsi machine.

I hardly see how a "journalism professor from Brandeis" equals "Boston."

Was this the B-plot where Homer was looking for Lincoln's gold?