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…like an uncomfortable moment at a Midwestern family's dinner with 100 million dollars.

"Beebz should be judged not by his jokes but by his actions, like giving me 10k for this tweet."

One hand claps.

And much cocaine was exchanged.

That's Quentin's genius. The Louis Gossett Jr character is named Miles Monroe and played by Alan Alda.

"Your name is Fielding. I want to hear you say it. Your name is Fielding. What's your name?"
"Alvy. Alvy Singer."
"When the master gives you a name you take it. It's a nice name. It's Fielding. And it's going to be yours till the day you die. Now I want to hear it. What's your name?"
"Alvy.

He'll fly back to his home planet, maybe.

Ah, my love for the line was inauthentic. Good work, detective. In my report I'm going to request a special commendation for you.

Hold me now.

What a presence she had. As memorable as Robert Palmer's Addicted to Love models.

"Baloney."
"Wiener."

Indeed. For some unknown reason I love this line. And it seems so much older than its already old self.

But their next step is to make them smaller.

It's for the crunch, the crunch.

"I'll gladly pay you tomorrow for a hamburger today." Anyone?

Rumor has it that Prince of Space spearheaded the project to prevent Phantom of Krankor who wished to rule the universe from destroying the Earth. It all made sense before the rewrites when they took out all the commas.

Good point. Big game. Damn I hope the Spurs can steal this away game and then wrap it up at home in game 5. As good as they've been over the past decade I am still very reluctant to trust them, or to feel comfortable, in the playoffs. Enjoy the game if you're able to catch it.

Thanks for the insights. The military thing makes perfect sense. As does the Perry bit.

It is curious. The creator would have to be quite powerful to pull this off though, no? My first, quick reaction would be it's an opportunity to work Hispanic culture into the story and in attempt to gain potential audiences. And then why not LA?