No Olga. No watch.

Hell, that nerd in the Bar Refaeli has lived more in those few seconds that most of us mortal do in a hundred years.

Ok, Budweiser. You are made from 'rice'. You have no taste. Stop saying 'taste' in all your ads.e

I've only seen the Pepsi advert. 
On that advert alone, the product deserves to fall out of the Cola Wars and die.

All power outages should be followed by a clip on the TV network of Louis Tully screaming: "Somebody turn on the lights! Help!"

I thought that too and can't be arsed to unleash the hounds of Google.

The voiceover (in the show, not the credits) was great.

Sugar Man: With Great Candy, Comes Great Dental Bills.

In response to your later response (which the joys of this comment system won't let me reply to), watch Svankmajer's take on Alice. Seriously brilliant.  http://www.youtube.com/watc…

I never understand how people refuse to watch a modern adaptation of a book, because they liked another, earlier adaptation of a book (Alice in Wonderland) and think it should never be adapted again. There were plenty of Alice adaptations before and after Disney's version.

MacGyver got very weird. By the later episodes they had refilmed clips from the early credit scenes (which initially were scenes from actual episodes) so that MacGyver's new mullet/muscles were in keeping with how he looked at that time.

Flair enough.

Hey, about forty seconds of Taken 2 was more than acceptable.

Was that single issue the one where he beats Spider-Man? I really loved that one.

Less Star Wars is always good.

Brendan Fraser, it seems, is in Monkeybone. So I stopped reading when his name was mentioned. People who like Brendan Fraser movies can be ignored when they offer opinions on films. Saves a lot of time.

That's a constantly rotating selection of girlfriends at the SAME time on the same date.

War of the Worlds. All I think of when I think of that film is the son coming back at the end of the film. You know, after charging, unarmed, into a field full of lazers/aliens/mass destruction.

War of the Worlds. All I think of when I think of that film is the son coming back at the end of the film. You know, after charging, unarmed, into a field full of lazers/aliens/mass destruction.

War of the Worlds. All I think of when I think of that film is the son coming back at the end of the film. You know, after charging, unarmed, into a field full of lazers/aliens/mass destruction.