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You know, if you combined this with the Lone Ranger train chase set, you could recreate the complete trilogy!

I am totally not high enough to read this yet.  Back in a few.

It's fair to say that it was an early exposure to Scientology's blatant BS.

I enjoyed them when I was a teenager.  It's been probably 25 years since I read them.  Being largely satirical, I'm not sure how well the series has held up to time.

After L. Ron Hubbard died 3/4 of the way through his "Mission: Earth" series, Vol 8 came out with an editor's note to the effect that, "Hubbard had turned in the completed manuscripts for all 10 volumes before he died.  Nope, no one ghost-wrote the final volumes, no sirree."  Halfway through the book, the POV suddenly

Sharknado Takes Manhattan

Don't you mean Electric Sharkaloo?

When I was I think six, my babysitter for some reason took me to a showing of "Foreign Correspondent". From the very moment near the beginning of the film when a diplomat is assassinated by a gun disguised as a camera, I was hooked. Naturally, at that age I didn't understand a lot of the heavy espionage plotlines, but

They probably would have taken down the episode even if the edited clip hadn't surfaced. Bob Costas asks Peter how he did it, and Peter replies, "I just drove. And if someone got in my way, I killed 'em." Cut to shot of Peter running down marathon runners with his car.

Even more so when you consider that his original execution date was only six months after the trial, and it was stayed and rescheduled four times.

Supposedly, the show was already in the works before "Raiders of the Lost Ark" came out, though the timing couldn't have been better, or more suspicious.

"Forever Knight" was loads better than the truly awful Rick Springfield vehicle "Nick Knight" that the show is based upon.

My brain interpreted the headline as "Leslie Nielson to star in Leslie Nielson movie". 'Cause I guess deep down I'd rather see a zombie Leslie Nielson movie than a Liam Neeson movie.

And welcome to the Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon!