Agree with Miller about Yiddish Policeman's Union. It spent way too much time trying to meld Raymond Chandler with Isaac Bashevis Singer, and too little time tying threads of the plot together.

Thirded or fourthed on Little, Big. I've been trying to read that one for ages. Everytime I've tried to delve into it, something from the outside world has intervened.

I just bought a copy of the mentioned Big Book of Pulps today. I have a feeling that my reading schedule will be thrown off for a while.

Is the new Ellroy novel really titled "Blood's a Rover"? I remember that as being the working title of Harlan Ellison's "A Boy and His Dog" novel extention that never got made. I wonder if Ellroy is ready for a lawsuit?

I think that was Linda Lovelace.

What, no love for $1000.00 Wedding, TB?

Yes, that is his real voice.

Some more love for the MST3K Werewolf episode.

I think "In Connecticut" should become the new "Of Cock".

T-Bone

Sadly, my own auditions for women in that height range were the same day. I should have known.

So, what's the Woodstock of horror movies, Night of the Living Dead?

Wasn't the Star Wars special technically a Thanksgiving special? It's been a while, so those memories may have been disturbed by some Jack Daniels or something.

Amazing Grace and Chuck
You should do this one next-the "Pay it Forward" of its day. I actually saw that one at a screening in Columbia Missouri with Gregory Peck attending, shilling for the film. Rarely has so much been done for so little.

I can see the tagline now: "Putting the HO back in Holy Grail…"

It seems to have not worked with Aguilera, though, she seems to have gotten to the present day with both talent and dignity intact.

On the main street of my home town, there was a house that was set up as a combination wedding chapel/bail bonds service. That almost beats the "Guns/Liquor/Ammo" place in a nearby town for white-trash one stop shopping.

In terms of personality, Andy Dick would probably be the most annoying-he seems to live up to his name, while Burns and Arquette seem to be a bit less in need of their meds. In terms talent, though, he's the only one of the three that has any discernable flashes of brilliance, and to borrow Nathan's MYOF criteria, a…

Sonic NYC
I'd love to see a Sonic here in New York City, if only to see how they'd get past the Trans-fat ban.

ICUP: You have problems with Andre Previn, I take it, because she never actually married Woody Allen.