I totally remember watching this show and remember several of the beats mention in this article.

Get a rope.

So this is basically an infomercial, right?

My favorite Starr bit was his mincing about validating parking and using it as a point of criticism of his interviewers.

"Well what's YOUR plan Democrats?!"
The one we voted for you not to repeal!

Is it the same though? IIRC the movie never tells the story of how Bell got the medal during the war. I always felt that that was a significant part of his character and the story overall, but they never talk about it in the movie. It's been a long time, but I could have sworn that was how the book ended, with his…

I really got the feeling that he gave up a lot more than 1% of his soul. He seemed so cold and cruel afterwards, there was a definite shift in his attitude after giving up however much of hi soul he did.

What great fun!

I love how he's the one who brings up Baldur's Gate (even if he has no idea what it is or what it's about).

I want a Secret Invasion movie!

Don't you ever touch a Gnoll's radio!

Plum! I said Plum!

I want to see someone wipe their nose or sneeze into their hand and then shake his hand.

I want to see a parody / cover band where they do thrash metal versions of Dave Matthews Band with raspy, nasally singing called the Dave Mustaine Band.

Dude, I used to live in Amherst and went to AMC Maple Ridge all the time.

That's fantasy bullshit. I'm into hard sci-fi.

in abstract maybe, but wouldn't that seem totally stupid and not fitting with the story or the world in which The Wire is placed? Don't get me wrong, I like absurdity in pop culture, but I certainly wouldn't want it everywhere. Injecting a ridiculous, over-the-top storyline into a dramatic series that focuses on real…

Imagine if in season 4 of The Wire, Santangelo was killed and brought back as a Robocop for 3 episodes.

Yeah, that was exactly when I stopped watching too.

They play that on Doug Loves Movies. They call it "Build a Title." You start off with a movie and some has to add to the front or the end of it.