I just watched Bad Santa recently, and while I enjoyed it immensely as I do every year, I admit I was struck with some sadness while watching John Ritter and Bernie Mac, especially in their scene together discussing midget's finger sizes. God, they were both brilliant in this movie, and it's kind of sad to think…

The Director's Cut of Blade Runner had a small theatrical re-release to theatres in 1992, for the then-10th Anniversary.

The Director's Cut of Blade Runner had a small theatrical re-release to theatres in 1992, for the then-10th Anniversary.

His role as Smokey in Friday will always be his best role. I just wish he had been asked in this interview if he might actually reprise his role for Friday 4, aka. Last Friday. I've heard rumors about it, but then again all these years later I might have to reluctantly admit maybe that ship has sailed. But if it…

His role as Smokey in Friday will always be his best role. I just wish he had been asked in this interview if he might actually reprise his role for Friday 4, aka. Last Friday. I've heard rumors about it, but then again all these years later I might have to reluctantly admit maybe that ship has sailed. But if it…

Martin Short was a great host this episode. To this day the 1984-1985 season is one of my all-time favorite seasons, which Martin Short was a key cast member of. My only disappointment (a minor one) was that there wasn't an Ed Grimley sketch, which I admit I was really hoping for. But it was one of the best episodes…

Martin Short was a great host this episode. To this day the 1984-1985 season is one of my all-time favorite seasons, which Martin Short was a key cast member of. My only disappointment (a minor one) was that there wasn't an Ed Grimley sketch, which I admit I was really hoping for. But it was one of the best episodes…

Tanis development proceeding. 
Acquire headpiece, Staff of Ra.
Abner Ravenwood, U.S.

Tanis development proceeding. 
Acquire headpiece, Staff of Ra.
Abner Ravenwood, U.S.

True, but I figured I'd bring it up here as a conversation starter.

True, but I figured I'd bring it up here as a conversation starter.

Speaking of size, wasn't Gene Simmons actually in the Guiness Book of World Records at one point for having the world's longest tongue? I know I heard that years ago, anyone know if that's true:?

Speaking of size, wasn't Gene Simmons actually in the Guiness Book of World Records at one point for having the world's longest tongue? I know I heard that years ago, anyone know if that's true:?

Something I learned from this interview….. Mel Brooks and George Lucas have at least one thing in common: both have made more money off the back of Star Wars than anything else they've done in their careers.

Something I learned from this interview….. Mel Brooks and George Lucas have at least one thing in common: both have made more money off the back of Star Wars than anything else they've done in their careers.

I have to state the obvious: Dear God, Travolta's hair looks hideous in that picture. He hasn't aged that badly, I mean I wouldn't guess that he's hovering around 60 years old from that pic, but the ridiculous hair is an eyesight. I can't wait for Christmas to be over so I don't have to see that pic ever again.

I have to state the obvious: Dear God, Travolta's hair looks hideous in that picture. He hasn't aged that badly, I mean I wouldn't guess that he's hovering around 60 years old from that pic, but the ridiculous hair is an eyesight. I can't wait for Christmas to be over so I don't have to see that pic ever again.

When it comes to the Holiday Special, I think Kevin Smith said it best:

When it comes to the Holiday Special, I think Kevin Smith said it best:

It's funny to think that if Star Wars had not become the biggest box office hit in history at that time, but instead if Star Wars had only been modestly successful, then Splinter of the Mind's Eye probably would've been the theatrical sequel instead of The Empire Strikes Back. It shows how easily Lucas could've done…