No, but I caught him retrieving his boarding pass at the LAX Aer Lingus counter once.

In that case, how about Action, the inside-Hollywood Jay Mohr show from 10 years ago? It was originally produced for HBO, but someone at Fox loved it and bought it instead. And then the rest of Fox hated it and buried it in a shitty timeslot with no promotion.

I thought the "I'm not included…" line would be "It's almost 1964. You'll have to get used to women having their own opinions" for sure.

Wow. I thought for sure Lookwell would be on here. Hmm.

Is it oatmeal with no raisins?

Could someone please explain to me how a bunch of early 90's laptops could have such intricately animated startup screens and still have the disc space or memory to do ANYTHING ELSE?

I don't know why, but the running gag of David shoving to the sidewalk anyone who gets in his way, without breaking his stride, is one of the funniest things ever. It's the simple things in life.

If I could ask Jolie any question, it would be "how did you feel about doing the wholly gratuitous nude flashing in Hackers?". I still feel bad for her every time I pause and fap to it fast forward quickly by it.

But that RISC architecture DID change everything!

One of the movies I revisit a lot. As a computer nerd growing up, I soooo wanted to live in that world: A high school for people where intellect isn't a social liability, an insane cafe/arcade/roller rink after school-hangout and a bunch of interesting friends who hang out and do interesting things, even if they dress…

400+ comments and still no mention of Disney Hall in Get Smart. Hollywood celebrates the arrival of a new cultural landmark by threatening to blow it up.

Why is this project not dead yet? Everyone and their mother-in-law has taken a shot and passed. Why is it such an attractive property that people keep getting involved in a land war in Asia over it?

Didn't watch the Grammys, but I still forgot this was on tonight. I wonder if I'll ever get the chance to see this episode if it doesn't show up On Demand.

She has a lot of anxiety and body image issues, and she doesn't seem to have many "street smarts". Her first few Tomcast stories were mostly about her falling for the most transparent scams.

Yeah, it didn't hurt that Wednesday was given ALL of the best lines in both movies.

Correction: I've never HEARD of Boy Meets Crime, Modern Punishment, Downton World, or the Abbey Family.

I only recognize one of those characters.

Wednesday Addams, as portrayed by Christina Ricci. She was just a year or two older than me when the Addams Family came out, so she also had the whole 'older woman' thing going for her. But I nursed that crush through much of the 90's and she was likely the major cause of my penchant for dry witted goth ladies, a…

Naw, man. The abridged Readers Digest is where it's at!

Boo! I would've loved to have seen one of my favorite working directors finally take on a personal project. Bonus that it's from my favorite poet of all time. Oh well.