The most weird and creepy thing about this special is the bedroom eyes Carrie Fischer makes at Chewbecca throughout their scenes. Seriously, it really makes you go back and reevaluate her "I'd just as soon kiss a Wookie" line from Empire.
Wallet Inspector
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Hey everybody, Even Stevphen's back!
Hey everybody, Even Stevphen's back!
Sorry to steal the AV Club's thunder with an unrelated question, but are random letters not showing up in certain comments and articles on the site for anybody else today? Or is it a problem with my browser and/or the rapid deterioration of my brain?
Sorry to steal the AV Club's thunder with an unrelated question, but are random letters not showing up in certain comments and articles on the site for anybody else today? Or is it a problem with my browser and/or the rapid deterioration of my brain?
Nice try. Nobody is buying that the guy on the left isn't a Ken Marino character.
Nice try. Nobody is buying that the guy on the left isn't a Ken Marino character.
Congratulations!
Congratulations!
Jennings is one of the most unexpectedly hilarious and twisted people to follow on Twitter. Would never have imagined him to have such a fantastically warped sense of humor, but he's fantastic.
Jennings is one of the most unexpectedly hilarious and twisted people to follow on Twitter. Would never have imagined him to have such a fantastically warped sense of humor, but he's fantastic.
21. Jeff Bridges as a frighteningly competent and relentlessly grim Rooster Cogburn in True Grit, after the clasically non-badass performance as The Dude in one of the very same filmmakers' previous films.
21. Jeff Bridges as a frighteningly competent and relentlessly grim Rooster Cogburn in True Grit, after the clasically non-badass performance as The Dude in one of the very same filmmakers' previous films.
Finally caught up on a few movies I'd been meaning to get to. Saw Argo and Holy Motors, which I found oddly similar to some extent: neither were the deepest or most thought-provoking films I've seen this year, but each (in completely different ways) were stirring examples of the power of purely visceral and uniquely…
Finally caught up on a few movies I'd been meaning to get to. Saw Argo and Holy Motors, which I found oddly similar to some extent: neither were the deepest or most thought-provoking films I've seen this year, but each (in completely different ways) were stirring examples of the power of purely visceral and uniquely…
@avclub-8a7e64a3f187804c9ee1dec13090b975:disqus Definitely all actual streets, mostly around the NW part of Portland (I'm not a PDX native, so Portlanders feel free to correct me if my geography is wrong). There's also Kearny, Powell and a few others.
@avclub-8a7e64a3f187804c9ee1dec13090b975:disqus Definitely all actual streets, mostly around the NW part of Portland (I'm not a PDX native, so Portlanders feel free to correct me if my geography is wrong). There's also Kearny, Powell and a few others.
It's fun to drive through Portland and cross Burnside St, Quimby, Flanders, Lovejoy, etc.