Watching an MLB game from start-to-finish would make an AWESOME Better Late Than Never.

There's something very satisfying about hitting the ghosts with the flashlight beam before suckin' 'em up with the vacuum.

Mario's timelessness
Maybe I'm dating myself here but I always think of the Mario and Sonic rivalry when I think of why Mario is so popular. Sonic is like SO 90s. He's got sneakers, and he's a smartass, kind of like Bart Simpson or something. So he's dated. Mario is a fat Italian plumber, there's nothing…

"Hi. I'm blind."

I for one cannot wait for Sunday.

Potential problem
Will America accept a movie that only ends when humanity's sole remaining defense against the alien forces is finally crushed? That seems like it would be a little bit of a downer.

He also does impressions of John Ford, Alfred Hitchcock, and (I believe) Howard Hawks. And they all sound like Bogdonovich.

Aw Pierce, really? The only reason I keep doing it is because Zulkey encourages it! REMEMBER THE PART WHEN THEY CUT OPEN THAT WOMAN AND IT LOOKS LIKE STYROFOAM??

I'm sorry, I really am. I'm so, so sorry.

Instead of watching this
I watched Stan Brakhage's 1971…film…The Act of Seeing with One's Own Eyes. For those who don't know, it's 30 minutes of autopsy footage. If…if someone could talk to me about it I'd really appreciate it. I feel different now.

Ah, I see. Interesting. Thank you, everyone.

Cassavetes-inspired?
I haven't seen Where The Wild Things Are yet, and this is the first I've seen Cassavetes mentioned as one of its influences. Could someone elaborate on this?

Oh man Tom are those the ones you can't grab a hold of so you have to kick them? Those pieces of shit!

Drunk…with power.

CHICKENDALE'S

I've been reading
a lot of the Denny O'Neil The Question series, and I think it's awesome. Is that not part of this? Any other reason it's not mentioned?

Instead of watching this
I watched Alfred Hitchcock's transcendent 1958 romantic mystery thriller VERTIGO. You shouldn't keep souvenirs of a killing.

I'm not liquid, John. I'm not…liquid.

Even if that's true, Speedy Gonzalez survived until our childhood.

FUCK
Nabin, I know you're not on the Speedy-Gonzalez-is-offensive train, are you? I mean, yes, THIS sucks, but remember when Cartoon Network pulled the cartoons, and The League of United Latin American Citizens lobbied for his return? It's Looney Tunes, man, they're in the good stack.