There's definitely a little bit of Archer in "enthusiastic Bob", like when he was enjoying the brandy and cigars in last Sunday's "Zero LARP Thirty"

Well, without doing too much overanalyzing of a fictional event, I would think that archaeology students certainly would dig around a house ruin, but they might also dig under the foundation, either looking for junk that might have been part of the construction fill, or seeking traces of any previous structures or…

I originally became aware of this after hearing about the 1890s "naughty" vaudeville act, "The Barrison Sisters" — https://en.wikipedia.org/wi… — one of whose numbers was titled "The Nazi Nazi Song" (see pages 2-3 of the "Text of one of their performances" in the "External Links" at the bottom of the Wikipedia page).

It's also worth noting here that the party itself never called itself "Nazi" — it was always the NSDAP or "Nationalsozialistisen". "Nazi" was an old Bavarian slang term for a yokel — short for the common Bavarian name "Ignatz", and the rough equivalent of "Bubba" — and coined as a derisive nickname by their opponents.

Well, he does do other voices on Bob's Burgers, like Jimmy Junior and Ms. LaBonz, but clearly his basic world-weary voice is what's in demand, rather than his being a vocal Swiss army knife like, say, Hank Azaria.

That's the sort of thing local historical societies thrive on (and I probably understated the cited age). Finding some old bottles and other junk is the bread and butter of archaeology, and provides basic training to students before they move on to tomb raiding.

I think they worked a little Tarkus into the laser show art stylings too.

So much for Linda's salad spinner, though it's not like nobody's ever peed in her sink before.

There was a story on Reddit by someone who claimed that they'd had a doll that mysteriously seemed to move around on its own, but that that had stopped when she brushed its hair and cleaned its dress. When she went off to college, her sister inherited it, and when it started mysteriously moving around again, the…

Is it properly considered "assault" when it's by a species that doesn't really get the idea of consent in the first place?

Plus all my panda fan fiction.

They're like peanuts!

Indeed. Even if your backstory is kind of entertaining, it may not belong in your movie.
Unless, as Mr. D'Angelo pointed out, you're desperate for filler.

It’s as if The Blair Witch Project had wasted half its running time on scenes of other characters trying to find the tape that shows the house in the woods.

Gas is precious, but propane is cheap?

There was a bit of a flap over the appeal of the film to, shall we say, differing ideologies reported on here back in January:
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Obviously Carpenter's intent was Capitalist Plutocrat-specific, but a dozen different people looking at "The 1%" will interpret what…

If I could readily exchange all my $5 words on here for cash, I'd own the A.V. Club!

We already have a Guy Ritchie. We don’t need another one.

Yes, yes… Also creeps, hos, flows, Jews, gun owners, Christian Scientists, Pastafarians, Transhumanists, Llullists, Know-Nothings, and Antinomians.

I think it's more-or-less intentional and consistent that the character isn't supposed to be very bright, and also doesn't have a whole lot to live for, such that it's easy for him to throw himself into "fighting the power" without a lot of concern for his future/well-being.