If I came across "The Blues Brothers" and ten minutes into my watching it the house caught fire … when the firemen came to get me out I'd insist on watching at least until the Bob's Country Bunker scene.

As far as the scariest fucking things in the world, I'll see your mannequin and raise you … A VENTRILOQUIST'S DUMMY !!!

I have "Matinee" on widescreen DVD from Universal — no extras though.

No "Strait-Jacket" hatchet ? No "Mr. Sardonicus" punishment poll voting card ? No "Zotz" coin ? Tell me there's at least a "Zotz" coin !!!

I think Bad Luck Hula owes his existance to the fact that Plastic Man's sidekick in the comics was Woozy Winks, a notorious Bowery stew bum. Maybe the idea of a wino on Saturday Morning cartoons was kind of a deal-breaker.

How do you get a Canadian to say "I'm Sorry !" ?

What about Leonard Nimoy in the early Bangles video, "Going Down to Liverpool"?

He's much more memorable as Kenny, the bowling alley counter jockey from 'Ed"

I'll trade Gail the Snail for ALL the McPoyles. The Gang generally seems either bored or intimidated by the McPoyles — The Snail actaully invokes revulsion to the degree that salting is required. She had 2 killer lines in this ep alone

I wonder if one of the items featured on this list in the book is the "Flip-Fold", a plastic tray that you use to fold your T-shirts. I first saw Sheldon on "The Big Bang Theory" using one to fold his laundry and became consumed with the idea of getting one. By folding the sides in and bottom up you get a T-shirt…

It'll be interesting to see if the show is contemporary or a period piece set in the 80's. I don't know if I can see Buddy, Babs and Junior growing up today — Emo Buddy ? Twitter Babs ? ADD Junior ?

I thought it was a pretty good throwaway gag that Boner, whose nickname originated in his last name being "Stabone", revealed that his father's name was Sylvester.