Remember, these things come in threes.  Has anybody checked to see how Ned Beatty is feeling?

Remember, these things come in threes.  Has anybody checked to see how Ned Beatty is feeling?

I agree with Doc Z.—I love the Hud a little more every time I watch it, and Jennifer Jason Leigh's performance is one of my all-time favorites.  I'll stake my Pulitzer on it!

I agree with Doc Z.—I love the Hud a little more every time I watch it, and Jennifer Jason Leigh's performance is one of my all-time favorites.  I'll stake my Pulitzer on it!

Wrong Coen Brothers flick—he was Waring Hudsucker in "The Hudsucker Proxy" and the Governor of Mississippi in "O Brother Where Art Thou".

Wrong Coen Brothers flick—he was Waring Hudsucker in "The Hudsucker Proxy" and the Governor of Mississippi in "O Brother Where Art Thou".

Why can't "Parks And Recreation" have a "spoiler space"?  (Besides the "Newswire" department, that is.)

Why can't "Parks And Recreation" have a "spoiler space"?  (Besides the "Newswire" department, that is.)

I just remember how TV back in 1990 was bombarded with commercials for "Home Alone," and concluding that it was one of those films where I've probably already seen all the best stuff in it.

I just remember how TV back in 1990 was bombarded with commercials for "Home Alone," and concluding that it was one of those films where I've probably already seen all the best stuff in it.

I tend to take the first letter of the title of the most important word in the original title, add the numeral 2, a colon, and the words "Judgment Day."

I tend to take the first letter of the title of the most important word in the original title, add the numeral 2, a colon, and the words "Judgment Day."

I saw the last episode of MASH and the "Who Shot J.R." episode.  It didn't carry my generation, however.

I saw the last episode of MASH and the "Who Shot J.R." episode.  It didn't carry my generation, however.

I've always been content with not knowing whether or not Tony died—I agree with Todd, in that believe what you want to believe about the final episode, but accept that fact that nobody on either side of the debate is or will ever be right" or "wrong".

I've always been content with not knowing whether or not Tony died—I agree with Todd, in that believe what you want to believe about the final episode, but accept that fact that nobody on either side of the debate is or will ever be right" or "wrong".

I guess this is a big deal or something—because the guitar is being called "iconic", and the media tends to reserve all use of that word to only describe stuff that is, you know, way cool.

I guess this is a big deal or something—because the guitar is being called "iconic", and the media tends to reserve all use of that word to only describe stuff that is, you know, way cool.

Stripes:  "The story of a man who wanted to keep the world safe for democracy…and meet girls."

Stripes:  "The story of a man who wanted to keep the world safe for democracy…and meet girls."