Through the windshield shots have been done numerous times in Parks and Rec. The show hasn't really conformed to the Office-like hand-held documentary since Season 1. I think the Ben and Terry shot stuck out because it was a really bad process shot, the worst ever seen on this show.

I don't think it's that far fetched. The 50's was a bizarre time for popular culture, especially in the early days of television when programmers were desperately trying to fill in all those hours of dead air that was suddenly available. Just take a look at what used to be shown on the Dupont Network or the fact…

They're only marginally better than Winger and Stryper.

While I agree that the Hager led VH Mark II become a mediocre imitation of VH Mark I, other than the increased use of synths I don't see the comparison to LZ's final two albums. Both of which have aged gracefully, more gracefully IMHO than Houses of the Holy, Presence has some of LZ's toughest rock, Achilles Last…

It's pretty funny that the NK exposed their cyber-warfare apparatus to basically take down the cinematic equivalent of "Freddie Got Fingered".

His performance that day shows he was obviously distracted being anxious to cash that 19 million dollar check before it bounced.

Correction, Bugati Veryon style bumper cars that allow you to bump the other cars at 260mph.

A third film with all of the original cast plus Catherine O'Hara as Ophelia Addams called Addams Family Tree was in pre-production when Raul Julia was diagnosed with the stomach cancer that eventually killed him. The film got put on hold with all the principals abandoning the project after Julia's death.

Actually Fleming's choice to play Bond was David Niven. He didn't really like Connery's take on the character.

Yes, when healthy, the Browns defense is that good. The DL of the Browns had been forced to dig deep into their 2nd and 3rd tier backups due to injuries, causing the problems in stopping the run. The secondary also had some nagging injuries to both Skrine and Haden, both of whom appear to have finally gotten over…

The lack of empathy, or practically any other emotion may be explained by some interpretations of the film that state Walker is in fact a a ghost seeking revenge for the wrongs done to him that lead directly to his death.

I've got a feeling that at some point in his timeline Jenna Coleman rebuffed Baxter's advances, stole his lunch money, gave him a wedgie and then cruelly grabbed his ankles with cold wet hands when he was least expecting it.

Obviously Rick and Co. laid a trap for the cannibals, the writers elected not to show the planning to build up the suspense.

Aren't they the same actor?

Give "Snowpiercer a shot. Not only is Hemsworth nearly unrecognizable, it's a pretty good movie as well.

It was a hysterectomy. There was a rather disreputable notion during the 19th and early 20th century that mental health issues in woman were directly related to issues with the reproductive organs and that removing the reproductive organs would result in these woman being "cured".

I've got a feeling this story-line would have been a bit more fleshed out if BW had gotten an extra season and was'nt forced into the time jump. As it stands I think the writers are asking the audience to fill in the blanks themselves.

It's Korea, that isn't beef.

Bullshite. You're interpretation is so wrong that the only conclusion I can come to is that you're an ignorant troll

Why not simply expend your energy going to a locally owned comic store and buy the figures there?