If it's Dick Whitman, shouldn't he be dressed more in his Dick Whitman clothes?

“Dick Whitman, age forty, an ad man waiting for a bus on a rainy November night. An imaginative type, our Mister Whitman, often subject to anxiety and fear, but rarely to flights of fancy. Unlike most ad men, he has a reputation as a man with a head on his shoulders. All of which is mentioned now because, in just a…

Look, Don is obviously about to be replaced by a liquid Terminator so the human resistance will not be lead by Peggy in the 1980s.  *Duh*.

You're right, I mixed up my people.  The Wizard ALSO sent the destined ruler of Oz, as a baby, off to Mombi the witch.  So you know.  He's such a hero.

I'm pretty positive Henry's supposed to be the next Dark One.

Is Oz supposed to be charming? Not if we go by the books. Or the other movie.  He's a sad mad who sent a little girl to murder a witch for her broomstick.  He's also a man who wanted power so bad, he gave a baby to Mombi. And I don't mean knocked her up. He stole a baby and gave her to Mombi.

How awesome a ruler could Glinda be? She sent a little girl off to murder a witch.

Me too.  Also, in the books? The Wizard GAVE Ozma to her.

Yup, exactly.

Was it really common life? She had a fairly large house and a stable/stablehand.

She doesn't say "this would've been love", she says "This would've been enough.  You would've been enough."

I think of Shot For Shot like a play.  Sure, the shots are the same, but the actors aren't.

The Good life sequel left me with a lot of questions, mostly involving who on earth explained the birds and the bees to him, etc.

He should do a comparative of all three variations, that'd be interesting as well.

I hope they do the sequel, at some point. It's part of the second revival series, but it's got some of the same actors (Billy Mumy, Cloris Leachman), and it's awesome crazy.

You're right, I think.  I mean, if you're gonna have Hitler, have Hitler.  If you're going to have Castro, have Castro. We can all see it's Castro!

@brayet  Right?  If you want to get the girl Say Anything style, you have to make sure her father is investigated for stock crimes.

Remember when some shows used to do that? Like Ally McBeal, cutting out all the court stuff and airing a 30 minute quickcom.

Haha I always turn it off when the last song starts because I know everything allegedly relevent has probably happened, and if something else happened I need to know about, it'll probably be in the fast paced preves.

Even for his "let me try to get you back using the part of that movie that did not actually get the girl" routine.