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"Basic Intergluteal Numismatics" is an episode that is incredibly niche, even for a Community episode. I love Fincher as well and it's also my favorite episode of S5, but most reviews of the episode from online or friends thought it was just another procedural parody. The episode only operates on a transcendent level…

I love Jesus's performance as well- the vocal and dynamic range on Gethsemane is insane.

I'd be depressed if Newman were to end up winning for "Saving Mr. Banks." It's inferior to most of his other Oscar-nominated scores and sounds like he's coasting on his old box o' jangles.

Having never seen The Book of Mormon live, I imagine that Elder Cunningham is actually just Olaf in terrifying stage costume form.

Tonight is 30 Rock night in my apartment- friends and I are making Cheesy Blasters and drinking scotch or Funky Juice depending on personal preference.

*Beatboxing warlord Watanabes

It'll debut in one 12-episode GOB?

Disney should air a live version of Avenue Q on ABC starring the Muppets.

…and I'm a lizard person, too!

Spoiler: Tatooine's sand was originally glass after the entire planet was vitrified.

Happiness is a warm gun (Happiness bang, bang, shoot, shoot)
Happiness is a warm gun, Jesse (Happiness bang, bang, shoot, shoot)
When I hold you in my arms (Oo-oo oh yeah)
And I feel my finger on your trigger (Oo-oo oh yeah)
I know no one can do me no harm (Oo-oo oh yeah)
Because happiness is a warm gun, Jesse (Happiness…

Will Kimiko-tan be present?

Sixth grade science was a rotation between this, Bill Nye and recording changes in "Local on the 8's" as a "meteorology lab."

I didn't mean to say that Pixar is systematically darker, just that Brave felt wholly original compared to the traditional Disney Princess. If we are going for dark Disney, The Hunchback of Notre Dame instantly comes to mind.

WALL•E, Ratatouille and The Incredibles. Without canine shenanigans Up would probably replace The Incredibles.

Brave had a much darker tone thematically than any Disney Princess movie. Sure, characters like the Beast (or Forte, the Tim Curry Organ!) could be scary and Tangled had a darkish climax, but *spoilers* Merida almost got her mother and brothers killed at the hands of her father. The film was thoroughly Pixar.

I'm impressed. I was expecting a Lego video game franchise style, not an attempt at photorealism.

I got to stand in line for the prequels!

Logan's Run has pretty terrible visual effects by today's standards, yet it received the Special Achievement Oscar for Visual Effects in 1976.