The last panel looks vaguely like the thing behind the dumpster in Mulholland Drive…

I remember liking the pilot when it first aired-the first hour was Indy as a boy in Egypt, and the second half was him in the Mexican Revolution-but the second episode concerned women's suffrage in England. Little 8 year old me was very disappointed by the lack of melting Nazis,

Meg White?

Vinyl is up 33%, eh?…

It takes grapes to become a vitner.

Uncanny. At about three this morning we threw this on at the party I was at for some reason (I hadn't seen it yet)

Fug!

We just had a Screening of the Irish miniseries Strumpet City at my pub, and he was excellent in that.

I spend most of my time in the kitchen having a really bad time.

Mother of curry!

I think Special Patrol Group is a stupid name for a hamster!

Garth! That was a Haiku!

That cameo with David Crosby was the first thing I thought of when it was announced that he was the father of Melissa Ethridge's children…

The John Wayne Alamo?
"Everyone dies in it. very bloody."
"Bloody AWFUL if you ask me!"

I remember really being cheesed off that the film depicted the British burning a church full of people down.

Watched Glory several times, but they had an "edited for students" version (sponsored by Pepsi!) that eliminated the exploding head, sadly.

I'm really not sure why we watched it, but in 6th grade we were shown Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo in an English class, but I loved it, and in some ways it was an early foray in my appreciation of cinema because it was so different from everything I've seen up until then.

"…set to jangly indie folk". Boo hoo. You had me then you lost me.

Dont have time to read all the comments, but has Agent Cooper and Audrey been mentioned?

Was that a Young Ones nod with the British recruiting poster in the kitchen and a Police Academy 5 reference with "Dork" written on Dr. Yap's chest? (I cant believe I remember Police Academy 5 well enough to spot that…)