Carol Burnett's version of Random Harvest ("Rancid Harvest") with the people getting amnesia and regaining their memory every time they were hit by a cab.  Gone with the Wind with the curtain dress (complete with curtain rods) and their repeated spoofs of Sunset Boulevard - "MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaxxxxxx".  …

Carol Burnett's version of Random Harvest ("Rancid Harvest") with the people getting amnesia and regaining their memory every time they were hit by a cab.  Gone with the Wind with the curtain dress (complete with curtain rods) and their repeated spoofs of Sunset Boulevard - "MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaxxxxxx".  …

Yes including "If only he hadn't pressed the Hot Wax button."

Yes including "If only he hadn't pressed the Hot Wax button."

If "Old People Learn to Accept Youth Music …" is an old cliche - doesn't that make Rock of Ages a spoof.  I haven't seen it yet, but has there every been a rock and roll movie whose entire plot wasn't "The kids just want to dance, but the squares don't want them to, but then get into it."?

If "Old People Learn to Accept Youth Music …" is an old cliche - doesn't that make Rock of Ages a spoof.  I haven't seen it yet, but has there every been a rock and roll movie whose entire plot wasn't "The kids just want to dance, but the squares don't want them to, but then get into it."?

Also - The Rutles

Also - The Rutles

Also the Fantasy Island with Eugene Levy as the guy in the white suit and John Candy as his tiny assistant.

Also the Fantasy Island with Eugene Levy as the guy in the white suit and John Candy as his tiny assistant.

I was going to make espresso.

I was going to make espresso.

Sometime after I saw High Anxiety I was heading to the restaurant at the top of a hotel by way of an outside bullet elevator.  All I could think of was "Here we are.  Top of the hotel.  High as you can go.  Can't get any higher than this.  We're way up there!."

Sometime after I saw High Anxiety I was heading to the restaurant at the top of a hotel by way of an outside bullet elevator.  All I could think of was "Here we are.  Top of the hotel.  High as you can go.  Can't get any higher than this.  We're way up there!."

Also forgetting that you need two forms of id to buy a cup of coffee these days (okay hyperbole).  But the first time they get stopped at a routine traffic stop House goes to jail and not for six months.  Arson, the dead guy in the warehouse he used to fake his own death.  Do they have the death penalty in…

Also forgetting that you need two forms of id to buy a cup of coffee these days (okay hyperbole).  But the first time they get stopped at a routine traffic stop House goes to jail and not for six months.  Arson, the dead guy in the warehouse he used to fake his own death.  Do they have the death penalty in…

The only problem with this episode is that it's cut to ribbons on reruns (as are most TZ episodes).  They always take out my favorite moment - when the juke box goes on and off by itself and Elam jumps up, salutes it and "Take me to  your leader!"

I'm saying I watched both shows and I'm convinced they are the same guy.  As for Lack Of Name's assertion that the characters are basically opposite - they both are presented as the only sane person in the room and at least five times an episode each looks directly into the camera with the same "I can't believe I'm…

I can answer your questions very easily.  The show is stupid, every character is an idiot.  One question I have - why is the same guy (Leslie's boyfriend) on two shows, this and the office?  I'm told they are two different actors, but I don't see it.  They look the same, they act the same.

But Aubrey can't win.  Trump is already picturing her telling everyone that the Trump Empire is all her accomplishments and telling his kids that she's their dad now.