NiGHTS into Dreams stage music was so much better than the title theme showcased here. They were multitrack and altered their mix dynamically—maybe randomly?—during gameplay, and before I realized that was the trick I used to wonder at how many versions of the same songs are in that game. Only by getting the Christmas…

Its almost as if she wanted Jon to fail before rescuing him.

'course, Sansa never once saying, "and I sent for help," when Jon
demanded to know what he could do to get more men makes so little sense
its like she wanted Jon to fail before being rescued. Wait…

All she needs to do is go frequent a barber and get a few leaches applied and all will be better. :)

Its one of those "redemption" type fings that tempt us to let people get away with unspeakable acts just because they make nice later. He learned his lesson is never an acceptable defense in murder or rape trials.

Not sure how well pseudo medieval medicine and good 'ol milk of poppies is really going to fight off the inevitable deadly infection from perforated intestines, but I guess I can go along with "no one" can survive those wounds in a society where barbers practice leaching.

Its the little tropes that drive me mad. Every computer that can pull someone's ID always shows a picture of their drivers license. One with an ATTRACTIVE picture,

I used to get amp'd up when people watched me play DDR or In The Groove at the arcades, even though I'm sure they were mainly just marveling at how stupid the middle-aged guy looked. The fad faded, and now there are hardly any left and no one even looks in my direction if I play on one. I ended up just buying one and…

When I was a child I begged my mom for, and received, this game. I was too young and uncritical to recognize it was awful, and proceeded to play the crap out of it.
I can't count the number of times I beat the game, and I loved it.
But, then again, I also enjoyed eating plain slices of American cheese and thought…

Not if you're a Canadian tree. There's a problem with the Oaks and Maples getting along, I understand.

Apropo of, well, of the segue I guess.
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They usually won't show the in-between stuff for licensing reasons, from what I've read, but I would definitely buy any such DVD for the extra performances.

In that joke, we would have also accepted Peter Gabriel's "In Your Eyes"

But if you listen close you'll note he really isn't making fun of them in a mean sort of way at all. There isn't really any message of disapproval or intolerance of the Amish. The only message Al has with it seems to be "wouldn't it be funny if an Amish guy did a gangsta-rap?"

Even though its clear after the first few minutes that, actually, very few people hate the boy.

The thing that is most jarring when you see them live is how OLD his band looks, especially Jim West (guitarist). Luckily they usually don't need to keep up with his preternaturally youthful energy level because they, you know, got instruments to play.

Chris Hardwick performed laser eye surgery on Al in late 1989.

During costume changes they usually have "Al TV" fake interview bits and
music videos that are not available outside of live performance for
licensing/permission reasons.

I felt the ship had a nice sense of scale.
Also, zombie-droids made from astronauts, robotic homocide and a final act that actually worked well!
This would've been a Touchstone flick for sure, as there was too much freaky stuff for a Disney film, methinks.

All Stars
First, what a shaky start this new director is having. The camera errors during the intro were really jarring.