That part actually struck me since it was a callback to Before Sunset where Celine goes all crazy and frustrated and Jesse makes a joke about how he likes her but she's completely unhinged.

I quite like this song too.

Well you probably should go do that.

Do you have a mother in a nursing home who beat you severely and you want to torture her with a terrible movie? And she's starting to get resistant to the awfulness of The Trip?

Then they will have a better experience than people who watched the first movie.

I think I missed those descriptions. Weird how one's internal view of the book is so different than the actual descriptions (and 30 years later too)

But without those years, Charlie Sheen wouldn't be a bankable television star and we would never have Two and a Half Men…

OK. I'm going to use this part of the thread to voice my objection to the illustrations of Encyclopedia Brown as a nerdy kid with glasses or the skinny little thing above. In my mind, Encyclopedia Brown was a tough fat little kid like Cartman who was totally capable of kicking ass and taking names.

Apparently his character is going to be Jewish. Oh he's totally going ot have a run-in with future Prime Minister Chamberlain.

Are we blaming Jim for Jenny McCarthy? I mean he agreed with her but he was in love and getting laid and she's not nearly as scary looking as most ex-Playboy models.

Did that show ever end? I remember a cliff hanger and then nothing.

I had the feeling that King would have kept going for another 1000 pages without that ending.

Or Revelations.

They will give the women some cutting lines to say complete with a laugh track before they get killed by the whacky funny guy -

Not necessarily. I would totally watch a bunch of people

I remember one from the how Chiefs where FDR shows up in his car and everyone goes "I voted for him. Damn shame about the Polio. Now his political career is over.

I'm just shocked to discover that they allowed Italians into 1920s Britain.

Nope. Granted, I've got issues and I have a better time working for myself but there is a combination of being condescending and two-faced (as well as incompetent) that should rankle anyone.

"Who knew that they were French?"

In college, I had an adviser like that - for a volunteer group I was running. Everything she said was done with an air of "I'm just trying to help you out" even as she found more ways to screw me up.