I'm in complete agreement with Pilot on this one actually. It was fairly luke-warm stuff at best. Like I don't know, as someone who sat thru the other 3 sitcoms that came on before it, I feel like this one was the one that had the least actual amount of laughs or quotable stuff in it (although I did really like Junior…

would that make Anthony Anderson the millennial generation's Reginald Vel Johnson cause I could be cool with that. I don't know if he would tho.

my mom awkwardly tried to have a talk with me when I was in I wanna say fifth grade? sixth grade? she only took it upon herself to have one with me after I said something that alarmed her into thinking that I straight up didn't know what sex was despite me being sure that I knew what it was. It wasn't like a lets sit…

Did you ever see him on Law and Order? He was surprisingly good there, shed his comedic persona fairly well on it. (not to say that he can't do that—I mean if you ever saw him during his arc on "The Shield" he's very good at being menacing there—but on Law and Order he did a good job playing a relatively subdued…

Also The Middle was fine in that "The Middle" way, meaning the end was totally "The Middle." (Sue saying she'll be fine no matter what happens, and thus prompting Frankie and Mike to want to be able to give her whatever she wants all the more—very sweet, and also very much in line with the show!)

The Murray/Barry plotline was very spot on—and very, very reminiscent of an ongoing argument I used to have with my dad who always considered himself the "master organizer" meaning he prided himself on being able to fit in everything that we would want to do in the course of a day—-how was he most frequently able to…

The Dean from Animal House—total anti-Christ!

Satan it turns out—huge X Files fan. Who knew?

its actually the symbol for Qubert.

there's a third one that's already in pre-production I believe—I think its due around thanksgiving of next year but maybe I'm wrong.

finally the rare movie that both hardcore Christians and hardcore bad movie lovers can see together! (Its about time this happened!)

(*cut to Monday morning's Box office report) It would appear that "Left Behind" has been left behind.

I like the idea of him going to a premiere of this and being asked all these questions by the entertainment press and being thoroughly confused as to why everyone keeps asking him about the rapture. "Doesn't anybody here want to ask about how awesome it would to be a pilot in the swingin' 60's? No?"

I'd like to think that the massive success of "God's Not Dead" is encouraging Hollywood to finally give the green light to that long delayed Kevin Sorbo as Hercules movie! Only to find the massive failure of both The Rock's Hercules and that other Hercules movie clogging up the works. Poor Kevin Sorbo got his hopes up…

Props for The Rocketeer—I mean Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and Beauty and the Beast were classics that adults enjoyed at the time of their release as well yes but The Rocketeer is something that sadly was slagged on at the time of its release so props!
Also KING RALPH!!!!

that's right I did buy Field of Dreams via Mcdonalds!
I don't know Kevin Costner was the McDonalds of dramatic acting? He represented the essence of what McDonalds wanted to think of themselves as? (as hardworking everyday Americans who deserved a break today damnit)

yeah the studios used to not price new releases to own—-the only ones that were priced to own were the kids movies and the huge family can watch together type blockbusters.

Wayne's World and The Addams Family were two others
I think McDonald's had a deal with Paramount because both of those and the Indiana Jones movies (which got a separate deal as well) were all paramount.

I feel like the Patrick Bergin one ended up going straight to vhs and cable no?

SONIA IS NOT A NUMBER!!!!