If they did, I'd demand to get back that penny I taped to the response card.

I've always found her show kind of hit-or-miss.

Jonah Hill

What's my prediction? PAIN.

Keaton does look good, I just wish Father Time would surgically remove her perpetual Annie Hall outfit.

I love when Kiel shakes Reynolds' hand when he meets him - Kiel's hand is so massive it makes Reynolds' hand looks like it belongs to a small child.

Or they'll change it so the tightrope walk starts on 9/11/01 at 8:00am, just to rachet up the tension a bit.

It's actually "Cousin Olivier" not "Oliver", and I worked and slaved in Microsoft Paint for at least a minute-and-a-half to come up with that amazing avatar.

Mork and Mindy.

Steve Carell is a very funny man, but based on the premise I'm concerned this news article will be funnier than the entire series.

No, it's Rod Stewart.

Smokey Robinson begs to differ.

Too bad they're not jumping right into the adventures of "Mutt" Solo.

Ben and Casey Affleck… in…

Didn't you plagiarize this joke from another thread?

(raising his glass)
To warm face-cockles!

One of the best (and only) "guy" moments in Sleepless in Seattle is Tom Hanks and Victor Garber fake-crying as they talk about that movie.

Some good points, but it's such a good film overall that I generally forgive a lot of the shortcomings.

When did they do that? All they said is that it wouldn't fade to black at the end, and that it wasn't hell/purgatory or whatever, but never that they would answer every question to every mystery. On the contrary, they frequently said just the opposite.

I guess I didn't hate "Fire + Water" as much as some, but I see what you mean. I guess I think of "F+W" as more unpleasant and "Eggtown" as just boring and unnecessary.