This is one of those movies my brother and I probably wore the tape out on our VHS. I know he still has the pillow case from his Dick Tracy bed set.

Wow, great news. I'll definitely tune in.

"glitzy celebrities trading scripted one liners and trying to look appealing"

I sometimes wonder if I would have gotten into wrestling if kayfabe weren't a thing when I was a kid.

Fun fact, "ke$ha"@da-club.com would be a valid email address. But I wouldn't trust any server between me and them to route it properly.

"biomass…is about 50 million metric tons. That's…100 Empire State Buildings…all come from one person."

If I had to guess, this was ~2002 and the entirety of his opinion on Beyonce was based on her role in Austin Powers in Goldmember. I remember an interview where she said she spoke in an unintentional Pam Grier impression for months after shooting it.

Balls? Balls!

Well after reading that link I learned about 2 more thing in life to hate.

“Fake news, even in the world of cinnamon?” she asks after receiving conflicting information from her sources, realizing that she may be on the cusp of a worldwide cinnamon conspiracy.

I wouldn't say I love them.

I feel like every part of the show was hitting its high water mark in this episode: the composition, the fight choreography, the editing…

But wasn't the Last Supper a Passover Seder? So the "bread" would have been matzah. I've always assumed the wafer was a reference to the unleavened nature of Christ's body.

My folks have a few other albums I've been eyeing for a while: Simon & Garfunkel's Concert in Central Park, The Band's Last Waltz and Otis Redding's The Dock of the Bay.

When I went home for Thanksgiving I managed to find a vinyl copy of All Things Must Pass hidden among my parent's collection.

Re-read the opening italics. There's a crucial difference from Watch This's of past, "One week a month…", where it used to be "Every day…".

Um..what's the deal with Watch This?

"..a trusty CGI hound that looks like it was ported over from a PlayStation 2 game."

I grew up on the opposite end of that spectrum. Living in the city meant the local movie theater was only a couple of blocks away.

Anyone else notice that the cable box isn't plugged into the TV in the header image? It's got power, but no video out.