OK, the OTHER other one
I was thinking of Newhart as well, but I'm guessing Donna was referring to Bobby Ewing in the shower.

George Lopez is funny as the mayor on Reno 911.

Sky Captain was almost worth seeing for the scene where Jude Law punches Gwyneth Paltrow in the face.

My apologies, Galactic Overlord.

Sorry, nobody speaks Mexican here in Canada.

Katie Holmes had to spend two weeks on Porn Planet Beta with Xenu performing a number of complex sexual rituals before His Galactic Emperorness would give Tom Cruise his approval for marriage.

No matter what Corrigan does for the rest of his career, he can always say, "I was in Goodfellas," which is just an instant I WIN button for life.

So y'all know, the Indiana Jones franchise devolved into bad acting and incomprehensible nonsense long before "Crystal Skull".

I've re-watched some of the 80s "Twilight Zone" on DVD, and yeeesh, it hasn't aged well. I remember the epidsode "Nightcrawlers" about the Vietnam zombies shooting up a diner kicked my ass when I first saw it back then, but now it's just seems overwrought and silly.

Saw this
They did a version of this for the 80s version of "The Twilight Zone".

I apologize in advance
I'm going to make a lot of you feel pathetically old now. Ready, geezers?

Actually, they are doing a remake of "Streetcar Named Desire" with Michael Cera as Stanley Kowalski.

More Accurate Title
"Women Want Love To Happen But Will Be Eternally Disappointed, and Men Will Only See This Movie In The Vain Hope It Might Later Lead To 'Intercourse Happens'"

"The Gunslinger" was a very interesting book, a departure for King in terms of style. It lacks the infuriating diversions that infect much of his later work (including the later books of the Dark Tower series itself) and introduces a fascinating main character.

Love it
Gotta love it when ads promote "From The Director Of Some Awful Nonsense".

I gots chillens all over town…

Nelson's RiffTrax for Road House is hilarious. You wouldn't think a solo-commentary would work, but Road House is Mike Nelson's favorite bad movie, and he puts extra effort into it.

Amazing that John Cazale only appeared in 5 films, and all 5 were nominated for Best Picture (The Conversation, Godfather 1 & 2, Dog Day Afternoon, and The Deer Hunter).

Spacey was The Man for a stretch of the mid to late 90s.

Loved this show growing up.