Despite some of the earlier silliness, the ending of POD (the bit right before the last image of the church) remains pretty haunting. That hopeless insanity of Lovecraft will jump up on ya.

For once, those marketing geniuses nailed it!

It's all good, then. 

He did get his cheese melted, though.

Nah, you knew that was a real plane because the Bush admin was lying about it, saying it was initially targeting the White House/Bush in an attempt to make Bush not look weak for taking refuge on Air Force 1 (as if anyone would seriously think him weak or scared because of that).

@avclub-28b1819668d7c62501acb9852cad10a9:disqus  "The American government would never murderer innocent citizens in cold blood."

Yes, but only in "fatty" suits.

It's still just the Blair Herter episodes.

I like your mom and it's no fad
I want to marry her and be your dad

That would have been a great line in the film.

Sweet, thanks! Original dub, woo!

Any chance the non-remastered version will be available on there? I always preferred that darker/grainier looking version. And the original dubbed voices, too.

He wasn't offering them anything other than a chance to do their job. And most of them were probably there and dealing with the unmentioned coexistence with the drug dealers before Connery showed up.

THE HILL is great, and so rarely mentioned.

I actually would have led with kicking him in the balls while he still had his back to me. But everything I learned about fighting came from Al Bundy.

"Miley Cyrus, whose next 'scandal' could well involve her regurgitating the giant serpent that will swallow us whole"

Well, there's the Mulsanne Straight. Or, in Dempsey's case I guess, the mousse on straight.

Fan of Breaking Bad, yes. But not enough to watch the BB MythBusters special, apparently.

I can't remember if it came before this scene, or after (after I think), but Stern's parking lot conversation with Guttenberg about married life — with the nervous Guttenberg seeking anything resembling encouragement that married life isn't doom — is one of the all-time depressing assessments of marriage.

Just for a smile.