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Craig J. Clark
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Just when I thought I couldn't like O'Neal more

This always happens right after a sale.

1. The Act of Killing
2. Space Ghost ('60s incarnation)
3. Moltar ('90s incarnation)
4. Space Ghost Coast to Coast
5. The Walking Dead
6. Schizopolis — a weekly look into the scattered mind of Steven Soderbergh
7. Less.
8. Mystery Science Theater 3000 shaped my worldview to an absurd degree.
9. Well, I did. I don't know about

Here's the saying I came up with to keep them straight:

If worse comes to worst, he could always teach a course in How To Kill Your Neighbor's Dog.

I hope this role brings him much Happiness.

In my case, the damned thing simply never showed up at a theater near me.

I'm still holding out hope they'll pull out Battle Beyond the Stars for the finale.

Never got around to seeing this

Going Overboard Sandler!

It's a floor wax and a dessert topping!

No, it's a Great Job on the part of the Internet!

Should I be?

Dozens and dozens of animal costumes, you say?

Ian McShane should appear in the Christmas episode

Billy Wilder already hit that note four decades ago.

Line of the night goes to Dr. Zoidberg (of course)

Leonard Pierce calls it "warm, and mandatory."

You've been Crossed!

I hope this season features the world's worst herpetologist.