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    Everyone knows that Kristen Schaal's greatest work is done on Bob's Burgers!

    I kind of thought that a bit myself, but its also possible the real life Lansky and Luciano are known to have those personalities.

    I kind of thought that a bit myself, but its also possible the real life Lansky and Luciano are known to have those personalities.

    I only kind of liked it. The whole movie could've been saved if they stayed in the 1970s and parodied the decade instead of stopping there for 15 minutes and leaving.

    I only kind of liked it. The whole movie could've been saved if they stayed in the 1970s and parodied the decade instead of stopping there for 15 minutes and leaving.

    Yes, the cameo-ridden opening is pretty funny, with the idea of Cruise starring in a Bond-esque Austin Powers movie. But the highlight is definitely Danny DeVito's sudden appearance as Mini-Me. "Hey, assholes!" Honestly, as I remember it, in the theater I saw it in, that may have been the biggest laugh in the whole…

    Yes, the cameo-ridden opening is pretty funny, with the idea of Cruise starring in a Bond-esque Austin Powers movie. But the highlight is definitely Danny DeVito's sudden appearance as Mini-Me. "Hey, assholes!" Honestly, as I remember it, in the theater I saw it in, that may have been the biggest laugh in the whole…

    This show has great little barely-there characters. I love it when Gillian tries to suggest Gyp wants Richard gone to a nameless thug, but the guy knows Gyp said no such thing. Even the little threat of showing his gun was halfhearted. As if to say, "Yeah, the bitch is crazy buddy, but just take off."

    This show has great little barely-there characters. I love it when Gillian tries to suggest Gyp wants Richard gone to a nameless thug, but the guy knows Gyp said no such thing. Even the little threat of showing his gun was halfhearted. As if to say, "Yeah, the bitch is crazy buddy, but just take off."

    I realize Gillian is a horrible person, and is bat shit crazy, but I must admit to rooting for her a bit when she's trying to keep the whorehouse respectable. Though I wish tonight's nudity wasn't man ass.

    I realize Gillian is a horrible person, and is bat shit crazy, but I must admit to rooting for her a bit when she's trying to keep the whorehouse respectable. Though I wish tonight's nudity wasn't man ass.

    I figure Richard usually goes off most when reacting to people treating loved ones and family members shitty because he wishes he had that more than anything. Think about it. He's mad because Gillian sullies Jimmy's memory with the fake overdose, he takes out Angela's killer, who's sort of like family. He also is…

    I figure Richard usually goes off most when reacting to people treating loved ones and family members shitty because he wishes he had that more than anything. Think about it. He's mad because Gillian sullies Jimmy's memory with the fake overdose, he takes out Angela's killer, who's sort of like family. He also is…

    I've got a sort of silly one, but what the heck. It's the title sequence from G.I. Joe: The Movie. No, not the live action "Rise of Cobra", the cartoon movie. The opening is not only far better than the movie that follows, it may also be better than the whole cartoon series:

    I've got a sort of silly one, but what the heck. It's the title sequence from G.I. Joe: The Movie. No, not the live action "Rise of Cobra", the cartoon movie. The opening is not only far better than the movie that follows, it may also be better than the whole cartoon series:

    That's why the original villain, China, would have at least been more reasonable.

    "Please tell me I'm going to Paris." Don't you just love Mickey?

    "Please tell me I'm going to Paris." Don't you just love Mickey?