Who watched "Wayne's World 2" and immediately compared Garth's subplot with James from Season 2? And why was James' still that much funnier?!

Do I have to spell it out?

For Sir Paul and House Atreides!!!!

Mike:"You're the dummy, dummy!"
Mickey:"I'm not the dummy! YOU'RE the dummy! YOU'RE THE DUMMY!"
Peter: "No, Mickey, I'M the dummy. I'm ALWAYS the dummy."
Mickey (sobbing) : "You're right, Peter! I'm sorry! You ARE the dummy! You're always the dummy! ALWAYS the dummy!…always the dummy…always the dummy…" (crossfade to…

"And Poochie went back to his home planet…"

I guess you weren't allowed to see "Eye of the Needle" is the only other "big" movie that Marquand made, that I can recall.

Um, you need to listen to My Sweet Lord in its entirety, small fry. George starts out with "Hallelujahs" in the first half, and the Hare Krishna chant in the second half.

As Chuck and Howard stated, rules of evidence are a lot different in a bar hearing. Which is going to help Jimmy with his photos that were obtained under questionable circumstances.

Gustavo's partner was shot in front of him at the beginning of his working for Don Eladio. This has already happened before tonight's flashback. Please get your recollections straight.

What about the prostitute killer with the weird facial mark in "The Lady in Red"?

What about the prostitute killer with the weird facial mark in "The Lady in Red"?

Jason, if you want a near complete run of the Kirby Fourth World series, talk to me, I will make you a VERY good deal…

Jason, if you want a near complete run of the Kirby Fourth World series, talk to me, I will make you a VERY good deal…

What about the Mod Squad reunion on Twin Peaks?

What about the Mod Squad reunion on Twin Peaks?

One must also make mention of "Alden Maas" from Fantastic Four #263 and 264, whose legacy robots tried to implement his plan of expanding the earth to increase the amount of land mass and alleviate overpopulation. (Yeah, even Ben and Johnny thought this was a pretty stupid idea…)  The story climaxes with a big fight…

One must also make mention of "Alden Maas" from Fantastic Four #263 and 264, whose legacy robots tried to implement his plan of expanding the earth to increase the amount of land mass and alleviate overpopulation. (Yeah, even Ben and Johnny thought this was a pretty stupid idea…)  The story climaxes with a big fight…

I did notice in the film version of "LA Confidential" that David Strathairn's character "Pierce Patchett" bore an uncanny resemblance to Uncle Walt….

I did notice in the film version of "LA Confidential" that David Strathairn's character "Pierce Patchett" bore an uncanny resemblance to Uncle Walt….

Looks too much like the opening to "Big Trouble in Little China".