The faces of the cast were familiar, as were the musical stingers before commercial breaks, but otherwise this show was unrecognizable. I don't think that anyone other than Brittany was written in character.

Who's the genius in engineering?
Is it Fox or Comcast? I'm getting tired of their solution to presenting 16:9 shows on the 4:3 SD feed be to just throw the image in the middle of the screen and who gives a fuck about the sides being cropped off.

They got the Molly Dodd hairstyle down, which is pretty fucking awesome I would think.

Stand proud, Smeg. I'm not ashamed to say that I enjoyed Sky Captain.

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I don't maintain continuity with things I've done ten years ago, to say nothing of twenty.

Utter madness. This deserved at least a B+.

Poor little toaster… so brave!

Gorgeous in HD when things are moving slowly, at least coming from Comcast.

"SALAD SPINNER" PROVOKED ACUTAL, AUDIBLE LAUGH-OUT-LOUD LAUGHTER.

Belated post, destined to be unread.

Grew up in Green Bay. Never heard "grey duck" until moving to Minneapolis after college.

1967. And I'm with Adolph Oliver Pubes in saying that you whippersnappers from the late 70s/early 80s complaining about your advanced decrepitude need to shut it.

I think I scrounged a grand total of one quarter for Dragon's Lair.

And then go see Avatar.

Don Bluth ruined this movie
But then why should this movie be different from any of the others he touched?

I thought it was a Doctor Who promo.

Anything with 100% less Bluth will end up being 1,000% better.

Robocop, one of the best science fiction movies of the 80s, was diminished by bad typography.

My god… it's full of dough!