"Once Julia shows up with my assortment of brightly colored t-shirts, we can get this sequel going."

"Once Julia shows up with my assortment of brightly colored t-shirts, we can get this sequel going."

No one's mentioned the best line of the night: "What does Max think?" "He thinks the wife's hot."

I think most of you got the question wrong.  Its asking what films do you love despite an actor you dislike, not which actor stepped it up in a certain role.  I can't stand Elizabeth Shue, but enjoy "Adventures in Babysitting," "Back to the Future 2," and "Leaving Las Vegas" despite her appearance in those films.

Case in point: Just a mention of "Perd Hapley" brought a smile to my face.  And now typing, "…but it had the cadence of a joke," makes me laugh.

I rented a lot of R rated movies right under my mom's nose.  My friend had the brilliant idea (as a 12-year-old, mind) that you could just switch out a R rated movie with "Tucker: A Man and his Dream."  We must have rented "Tucker" 60 times from our local Schnucks video center.  I've still never seen the actual…

I actually really enjoyed the episode.  It was loopy as shit, but it had some great lines.  I loved Jason's hurt feelings when Sookie points out that he isn't "magic."  I also liked his overreaction to the news that Marnie's actually in charge: "Shit!"

Shouldn't the Italics go on "she's" in the second to last sentence.  (if there is only one more comment after mine, I will have scored the world's first second-to-lastsies)