except for the anti-religious portions of it, I always argued socialism/communism were Catholic ideals

All I needed was 12 years of Catholic school … If that won't make you question religion, nothing will.

All I needed was 12 years of Catholic school … If that won't make you question religion, nothing will.

I was really hoping for Clue … and even more for the classic Mark Harmon vehicle Worth Winning where she played a repressed housewife.

I was really hoping for Clue … and even more for the classic Mark Harmon vehicle Worth Winning where she played a repressed housewife.

"A Huge Ever Growing Pulsating Brain That Rules from the Centre of the Ultraworld"

"A Huge Ever Growing Pulsating Brain That Rules from the Centre of the Ultraworld"

Thank you. Thank you so much.

Thank you. Thank you so much.

Is that Catelyn Stark?

Is that Catelyn Stark?

Friends' fraternity used Ministry's TV II blasted on repeat in a small room for an hour or so during their initiation.

In college we used to taunt our RA, a Hawaiian who wore aviator sunglasses and wanted to be called Maverick, with either the Hawaii 5-0 theme or Top Gun Anthem played as loudly as possible at 2 a.m. when we got back from a house party.

Amazingly great job internet.

Can't really explain it, but I love that movie, particularly the climactic race scene. I also love Brittney Powell.

Inspiring words …
from a man who knows how to ski.

No way a B-
This isn't nostalgia … just watched it a couple days ago and still fantastic. Great cast, broken English, unnecessary animation sequences that are so very necessary, future co-stars of Head of the Class, Bill and Ted's, Karate Kid Part II, the mom who couldn't cook (boiled bacon!!!!) and of course David…

Faye Dunaway
Her character is my pick for scariest character in movie history because it's so plausible.

I tend to be a Burn Notice apologist
but I really wasn't feeling this episode. From the traitorous partner (at least they dispensed with the "mystery" quickly) to the end of episode ambush, everything was too obvious.

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