"Where is it, your coffee?"

"We built this wing with the profits from 'D.C. Cab'."

"We built this wing with the profits from 'D.C. Cab'."

"I guess, technically, now I'm in the Batmobile."

"I guess, technically, now I'm in the Batmobile."

"Call off your dogs."

"Call off your dogs."

Riding With Death is funny as hell, one of my favorites from the SciFi years. It plays like two hours of a failed 70s TV action show slapped into a movie…mainly 'cause it was…but there's something almost charming about its cheap, cheesy silliness.

Riding With Death is funny as hell, one of my favorites from the SciFi years. It plays like two hours of a failed 70s TV action show slapped into a movie…mainly 'cause it was…but there's something almost charming about its cheap, cheesy silliness.

…that's what they say when I go swimmin'.

…that's what they say when I go swimmin'.

Teenage Strangler has one of my favorite bumpers – where Crow turns Mike into "Mikey" from the movie with those special glasses.

Teenage Strangler has one of my favorite bumpers – where Crow turns Mike into "Mikey" from the movie with those special glasses.

I still remember the voiceover for NBC's Poison Ivy promo … sorta …

I still remember the voiceover for NBC's Poison Ivy promo … sorta …

Mafia! has some good gags, particularly in the casino scenes early in the film, i.e. the people losing money on cash games of Chutes and Ladders, the "Guess the Number" table ("Is it 3?" "No, sorry."), and the table that featured no game whatsoever, only people handing stacks of cash over to a croupier.

Mafia! has some good gags, particularly in the casino scenes early in the film, i.e. the people losing money on cash games of Chutes and Ladders, the "Guess the Number" table ("Is it 3?" "No, sorry."), and the table that featured no game whatsoever, only people handing stacks of cash over to a croupier.