I finally saw it just a couple months ago.  It was kind of hard to get into at first but about twenty minutes in I realized my entire reality was changing as a result of watching it - that's the only way I know how to explain it.  It was like I was under a spell (corny, I know).  It worked.

Me too, so glad to see the love for this movie.  When the horse on the ferry - uh, you know - my friend and I looked at each other horrifiedly, like "Whoops - really?  This movie is this scary?  OK…."

Well, keep looking.  That's what I do.

That…would be twisted.  But funny.

I loved The Big Bang theory when it was first on, then I didn't get CBS for a couple of years.  When I was able to get it again, I tried to watch the show and - wow.  I used to like this?

"Do you think bees eat their own honey?"  "I'm sure they've at least tasted it."  That was gold.

The third time I saw it, I realized about 1/2 way through that I hadn't moved for awhile, and that my hands were basically digging holes in the couch, and that I'd had the exact same reaction each time I'd seen it.  I actually had to ask myself "What's going on here?" and I realized "Oh.  I'm scared".  The movie…

I don't use the machine anymore - just another reason to be jealous of my washboard chest.

It was just ok - but honestly, the bar was set so high with last season's ABBA/Zombie episode.  I'm not complaining.

Oh I just do laundry the old-fashioned way - just another reason to be jealous of my washboard chest.

After having owned it for over three years, l finally learned how to program my crappy DVRecorder just to record this episode tonight.  I am not reading this article yet, nor commenting - I just came here to brag.

I take it back, Demi didn't show ALL of it.

"Marilyn did it", but not really, since the photos were taken quite awhile before Playboy.  Jayne Mansfield did it, multiple times, on purpose.  Demi Moore did it, and showed ALL of it, in "Oui", but she wasn't famous yet.
By all this I mean to say I have no point whatsoever.

I did not know Nicholas Meyer directed "The Day After".  "The Wrath of Kahn" and "The Undiscovered Country"?  Oh yes.

I'm glad I read the whole article.  I was pretty "meh" until I read he writes those ICP things - "Magical Mysteries" is only one of the funniest things EVER!

I didn't get CBS for a long time. I had really enjoyed this show in the past, so when I got it again I was looking forward to being able to watch this - until I actually watched it. 
Another show (Glee! being the other) I guess isn't made for being watched while sober…

Context doesn't change nature.

Daaaamnation - I explained it up above there, knowing it'd be addressed further down in the thread.  But I never dreamed it'd be addressed this BADLY!

“A cat can have kitten in the oven, but that don’t make ‘em biscuits.”

I didn't even think of that…so what I started to type must have been real real bad - something to do with Viagra and  the sphincter loosening with age.  Aren't we glad I didn't go there?