Actually, Picacho Peak in the Sonoran Desert is the site of the furthest  west Civil War battle, so it's not completely implausible.  No more so than people in "Once Upon A Time In The West" living in Monument Valley.

You've obviously never seen Superman III and its drunk, mean Superman.  For which I envy you.

Actually, too late.  But very funny.

I think his bikini-style trunks in Superman Returns somehow called more attention to themselves than the traditional granny-panties style.

I have a feeling his crotch area being completely hidden in shadow is probably intentional…some people just can't get past his red trunks.  So to speak.

"There was nothing between us but air" is (almost) the last line of a very funny speech from "Singin' in the Rain", when Don Lockwood castigates Lina Lamont for believing the fan magazine's fiction that they're a romantic couple.  Funny lines get recycled all the time, often unconsciously.  It's probably older than…

What.  Is wrong with people who can live with dogs like that.

I agree, though I also agree that they're both great.  I thought Shaun of the Dead was a lot of fun, but I looooved Hot Fuzz.  Maybe part of it was that I haven't seen ANY of the movies that are so important to Hot Fuzz, but like Simon Pegg's character I knew them by the end, since I'd been educated along with him…

Life in Hell is mentioned, along with Ernie Pook's Comeek.  Still two of my favorites of all time.

I agree about Cat Fud.  First thing that registers is "Fud", which registers as a name like Elmer Fudd.  Then your eye takes in the rest and puts it together - brilliant.

I'm pretty sure that was The Streets of San Francisco.  My aunts loved their cop shows in the 70s, though I don't remember their watching Police Story.  Mannix?  Hawaii Five-O?  Streets of San Francisco?  Man, they were so there.

Haha that reminds me of when Dwayne Johnson was on SNL years ago and was in a skit with Mango.  The Rock looked supremely uncomfortable.

That professor Jeff had the affair with in season 1 would be a great Dr Girlfriend; who cares if she has to sleep with Chang?

Hm, maybe the beard is a signifier of change in depth-plumbing status.

In her defense, she was in French & Saunders' parody of "Mamma Mia".  In my defense, that is the only thing I've seen her in.

It's really weird that there are this many responses to the comment and I'm the only one who said anything about maybe Patricia Neal not being the right name up above there.

I don't know - Dean Pelton may have unplumbed depths - Chang, not so much.  I wouldn't mind seeing more of Dean Pelton.  Plus, he's really funny - again, Chang, not so much.

Arizona's a big state.  It sure has been hot in Tucson though.

Are you sure you mean Patricia Neal?  Not that she wasn't beautiful, but she died last year and was 84 when she died so…it's just odd you'd suddenly need to proclaim your love for her.

I dreamed once my boner developed smoking fissures and fell apart in my hands.