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@avclub-78c86aa171e1ab86948a7e10c471fc63:disqus , that is why I think the whole movie sucked. M. Night puts so much weight on his endings that if they fail, the whole movie fails retroactively.

Look Who's Happening, Now.

And here I thought it was meant to show how dim-witted people thought Emmerich and Devlin's movie was.

And at some point, Signs.

But… it is that cool, scary music from Amadeus.

I parsed that as "What, were you expecting the movie to be like when you sat down?"

INT. LARGE GOVERNMENT FACILITY    NOON

Yuck.

Jim Henson's Oz Babies.

Me three @avclub-a70b90ac4dd557918e5a1c5cb19399ec:disqus .

I hear Will makes an appearance in The Smurths 2.

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I haven't seen this, but based on the trailer I guessed: training sim.

"You talked to my ass, d'intcha? And my ass. Talked. Back, d'in it?"

Or Superfuzz!

I remember being interested in the dynamic between father and son, and the one episode that stands out in memory is when the son writes what is in-universe a brilliant experimental short story, eclipsing his father's dreams of authorial success.

Is Mike Barnicle the joke-stealer you're not mentioning?

I remember it as HBO's attempt to cross the boundary-pushing comedy of Mr. Show with the "teenage boys love bewbs" appeal of Real Sex. And failing entirely on both fronts.

Happy Masturbate!