"Kanichiwa Laverne and Shirley" (1979) The girls wind up tagging along with Lenny and the Squigtones to Japan after their manager finally lands them a paying gig in the land of the rising sun. 2 stars.

[Imagines a kid with a long face on a short, Peanuts-like body]

A new life in that it's finding opportunities to use her character in new ways, but ones that feel more like distractions than anything worth following.

For me, it's one last pre-meeting swig of liquid confidence, a quick sing-along to "Louie Louie," and a stick of gum. It's go-time, meeting bitches.

The Blexorcist, of course, is not to be confused with the MAD Magazine parody, The Bleccchs-orcist which was equally popular, if I recall correctly.

Briga?

I loved how pathetic Lockhart looked when he was locked in the conference room, repeating "Dar! Dar! Dar!" over and over.

It's the Batman/Bruce Wayne paradox. We have yet to find an actor capable of playing both sides of the super hero capably — you can have a better Bruce Wayne, or a better Batman, but not both.

Where's the "Holy crap!!!!"!? I read these newswires for the quality of the mimicry, not the actual news itself!

Honestly, that face she's making kind of reminds me of Jane Lynch when she was Miss Hannigan in the recent revival.

I've had to walk a bartender through a mint julep. And it wound up being one of the most exquisite juleps I've ever had because she LISTENED.

It's been on sale in my area for around $20 for the past few months. Apparently, the local booze emporiums have been trying to get rid of the stuff.

In my defense, I do have both hats featured in my avatar available to me.

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Sir, I will have you know that I only respond to 'fellas' when a nice young man asks me of my opinion on the ladies in the place, or if there's an inquiry as to the qualities of being cool.

I'm waiting for the day when A7x will be involved in an Undercover series. That will be the day when everyone waits with hushed awe for the first thing @avclub-457eb7d00feeb81f6d3d5b103e799fa1:disqus has to say.

Lord, the PS1.

"Intro and Outro" by the Bonzo Doo Dah Dog Band.

Me too.

How ever much money she's got.