I considered buying a ticket when it came to Seattle, but I decided against it because a former friend of mine warned me against touring shows.

Tichina Arnold (and her Everybody Hate Chris co-star Tischa Campbell-Martin) was also in Little Shop of Horrors, aka one of the most watchable movies ever made.

He's not the only one…

That was my hope when I saw "Baltimore", but I couldn't guess it because that's not remotely the plot of Hairspray.

People would get to watch musicals.

America: Where it's easier to kill children after they're born than it is to kill them before they're even children!

The Wonkamania scenes in that movie are brilliant.

Two people choose that movie?

Fun fact: No one in my family knew "The Life of Pablo" except for my 51-year-old father.

Dear Jeopardy! People-

I'm back, all, and so is Debate Club! Well, The BFG is coming out this week, and so I thought we would celebrate the occasion with a little Roald Dahl! So, my question for you all is- What is your favorite Roald Dahl adaptation?

We had both presented, but they only got two votes a piece!

Nah, this guy does a lot of great tongue-in-cheek stuff.

That reminds me of this great video I saw a couple weeks ago:

I really don't know if I'd want to watch a porn version of Saw.

God damn it, Evil Lincoln, you don't get to celebrate Sidney Lumet's birthday without mentioning 12 Angry Men.

Lotte Verbeek also had a small role in The Fault in Our Stars, shut up, I fucking love that movie, don't judge.

I've made it a resolution of mine that any time a side's major proponents are huge fucking racists, I'm going to side against them.

Whoo! I bounced back from yesterday's gaffe by getting today's Final Jeopardy.

Hello all! Instead of our normal Debate Club, I thought tonight I'd post the results of our poll yesterday. So, without further ado, here are Debate Club's 9* Favorite Movies of the 21st Century! In alphabetical order: