When you catch up, does she ask "So when are you gonna put in my violin solo, huh?"

Not too surprising given the origin of the band name.

So long as they go up, who cares where they come down?
That's not my department, says Werner von Braun.

No more monkeyface!

Is it still racist if Cranston plays the monkey?

Kevin Hart's Tears of a Clown. Let's do this.

The movie has pretty good write-ups and rankings from all over the place, but every time I think about watching it I look at the godawful cover image and think nope, not today.

Made him chop onions for the craft table.

I think you mean he had a degree in nucular engineering.

Is it as wonderfully grotesque as "Boogie Woogie Amputee"? Cos that's my go-to.

What if I'm fattening them up for slaughter?

Everyone old enough is DEAD! QED.

This inventory could easily have been 200 songs about nuclear annihilation.

The very best use of old music in the Fallout universe was putting "I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire" over the intro to Fallout 3. The song has nothing to do with nuclear apocalypse. It's just a lovely 1940s romantic ballad, but damn if its unintended double meaning didn't pay off in spades in that intro.

Not to mention "A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall", esp. Bryan Ferry's magnificent version.

"…Looks like the human race is run."

I actually prefer pre-quest DJ Travis. He's terrible but hilarious.

I'm not sure it's possible.

Yes, it would be nice if the writers could distinguish between Christian and the specific branch of Christianity that these films belong to (which doesn't even include all evangelism). And, yes, Dead Man Walking is an awesome film with a strong Christian character living a strong Christian life.

Really? Because they recently gave a B to The Confirmation. In last year's worst movie list there was one stupid Christian movie (Do You Believe) and one obnoxious pro-LGBT movie (Jenny's Wedding). In 2014, the worst list includes the Religious Right's twin execrences (Saving Christmas and Left Behind), but also a…