What do you know?
My plumber, a late-night convenience store clerk, and a middle manager type from a TGI Fridays are now a rap group.

Two big problems;
"There's a virtual religion of racial supremacy being taught to everyone and it's only possible based on their not having to encounter what the rest of the world is like. It's not an otherworldly religion, but it has all of the features of a religious cult apart from explicit promises of happiness…

@Catface Meowmers

I am ashamed that this comment thread, which should skew waaaaay towards people who played tabletop games, has people who don't know what "ablative" means.

At this point, can anyone justify that incredibly hacky "introduction" sequence? That's the most cringe inducing thing I've seen in a month.

Hardcore animal rights types typically say stuff like this…
…when they really get going. Anti-abortion types, too. They will rhetorically raze whole cities for the crime of killing a peanut-sized embryo or torturing a cat. I'm not saying that he's not a knee-jerk racist, but this stuff is par for the course.

"A team of molecular biologists-
-broke the code for human invisibility…but something went incredibly wrong."

Is it possible that M. Night is just not that good? Or perhaps he has talent, but not enough discipline to leverage that talent when he has creative control? "Unbreakable", and to some much lesser extent "The 6th Sense" have the problems that his other movies have - they are just less obvious because you've got…

He's still a douche, but he's a sweet, funny douche, and he's our douche.

The timing on that face-on-the glass scene, right after Ann is talking about how much sugar is in the Sweetums bars, is perfect.

"Ahm jes' a lil' puppy…I ain' dun nuthin' wrong…"

The Time Key season was in heavy rotation at my PBS station from 1981 or so until about 1985, when they started to play other episodes, later and earlier.

Not scary, but the Bannermen stick out for me. I don't remember which Doctor they were in, but Jesus Christ, they were just flat-out, f**king ridiculous. They couldn't fight their way out of a paper bag.

Big Money Rustlas…
… is kind of like Alex Cox's "Walker", except not.

Someone call 1988…
…because Leisure Suit Larry stepped out of the computer, and is making speeches.

Laser Noise!
Spin Wipe! Unnecessary Teleport!