I keep forgetting about that sequence.  It is truly fun.  It's so much more Landis than Time Out.

It's always been my favorite since I was a little kid.  That and the John Lithgow Terror at 30,000 feet segment were amazing.  The other two are terrible.

It's always been my favorite since I was a little kid.  That and the John Lithgow Terror at 30,000 feet segment were amazing.  The other two are terrible.

Th-Th-Th-Th That's all Ethel!

Th-Th-Th-Th That's all Ethel!

Why do you ignore his segment in Twilight Zone: The Movie, which would have been his best known work by then, I imagine.

Why do you ignore his segment in Twilight Zone: The Movie, which would have been his best known work by then, I imagine.

I imagine that's probably the case.  But, given that he hasn't made a movie since Jackie Brown outside of Rush Hour until now, I don't think he's too worried about it.

I imagine that's probably the case.  But, given that he hasn't made a movie since Jackie Brown outside of Rush Hour until now, I don't think he's too worried about it.

Rush Hour came when Tucker was hot.  He got lit up in Friday and Dead Presidents…then 3 movies in 1997 POP POP POP! and then hit it big with the Rush Hour series.

Rush Hour came when Tucker was hot.  He got lit up in Friday and Dead Presidents…then 3 movies in 1997 POP POP POP! and then hit it big with the Rush Hour series.

Raj's closetedness isn't subversive anymore.  It's practically insulting.

Raj's closetedness isn't subversive anymore.  It's practically insulting.

Whoa!

Whoa!

Clerks: Salvation.

Clerks: Salvation.

I wouldn't say 50% better, but it may have been better if that whole subplot had been written out for more fleshy parts in the factory.

I wouldn't say 50% better, but it may have been better if that whole subplot had been written out for more fleshy parts in the factory.

This.  Office Space was pure genius.