"Globules! GLOOOBUUUULEZZZUH!"

"LOVE LED US HEEEERREEEEE…"

"He DIED? And this is a kids' movie!"

@avclub-4c64598fcde9e4990e4c9848089d5401:disqus — You lucky fuckin' bastard.

@avclub-615e85318c18d18b6901b69196261c5e:disqus, you're mistaken; Amis wrote the tongue-in-cheek The Book of Bond under the name Lt.-Col. William ("Bill") Tanner, but it wasn't a continuation novel.

Fly a car! Kill gangsters!

Nein. At least Fleming steered clear of that stuff elsewhere; also, he himself admitted that he was running out of long-form ideas by this point, and it shows with the haphazard, reused plot of Goldfinger.

You got it. They were the ones who killed the Pemalites, remember?

Did you also idolize "cinnamon BUNZ-zeh"? ;-)

Indeed! What a likeable rogue. :-D

The Fleming centenary Bond continuation novel penned by Sebastian Faulks (which was, as I recall, rather ghastly) featured Ian's name rather prominently on the cover, advertising Faulks as "writing as Ian Fleming"… which is why it disappointed me greatly when the book itself was nowhere near up to snuff.

But Chet ate.

And You Can't Scare Me!

…pardon me, but what is ATLA? :-/

From his EYEEEESSSSSSSSSSSssssss!

BULLSHIT. Muppet Treasure Island will ALWAYS be the best Muppet movie.

…sorry, had to sit and think about that one for a while. :-)

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There is no Helmut Doork, there is only Jerry.

I only recently decided to follow along due to a certain event I wanted to witness from the end of Season 3 — no spoilers for you, if you haven't gotten there yet. Knew all about it, though.

Alas, no; I recently found out that I no longer have HBO. :-(