Multiple sets are being built as we speak.

Move over, substandard penile euphemisms, here come the Vermont Weather Stick.

"50 Impressions, 2 Minutes" is miraculously funny.

Perhaps I'm (what they used to call back in the day) a chauvinist pig, but if I were the perp on the other end of that gun, I'd be saying "Wow, the most beautiful woman in the world is actually an FBI agent? Did she quit modeling for that line of work?"

And this article is one of the most smug things I've ever read on the ol' Club.

I feel that way about It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World and Southern California. I appreciate the efforts of the folks who've created websites comparing images taken from locations in IAMMMMW to those locations today.

Check.

Curious to hear what you think about his treatment of Ava Gardner. She without a shred of doubt gave as good as she got. He also never got completely over her. And, he definitely helped her out toward the end of her life.

She's just a gal who cain't say no.

Ebert's "Balloon Rule" stated that good movies "rarely contain a hot-air balloon." This may not be a good movie.

Not to mention Body Heat and the Onion Field.

Makes that whole knighthood thing look like a Cracker Jack prize.

The History special "How William Shatner Changed the World" was probably a lot more fun (and inspirational) than this book.

What a lovely, gentle little movie. I'm really glad I finally got to see it.

Yes, but the movie has to start with "Sirius" first.

"J-Jason" was inspired as heck.

And, no Bluetooth headsets in elevators, please.

But, we all saw the pictures of his CBS set being dismantled and unceremoniously thrown into dumpsters. Perhaps his NBC set? That would be kind of cool.

More fun than human beings should be allowed to have.

In case anyone's curious, the store is a set, not shot on location. I just took the Backlot Tour at Universal Hollywood, and the doors were open to the soundstage.