Christine is good at making a character of the title car, but it is never scary or suspenseful.

Being incinerated has been known to have that effect.

Veronica Cartwright has a weird little trilogy of films where she seems to serve as a vehicle to let the audience know that it's time to be unsettled. This, Alien, and The Witches of Eastwick.

Krueger is antagonizing this girl

I'd watch that.

said the overlap between Star Wars and Harry Potter

I think that's supposed to be spelled "phallus-y".

When you do end up watching it, the main thing to prepare yourself for is a much slower rate of jokes/minute. Just about the worst thing you could do is rewatch the first three seasons just before watching the fourth. I remember watching it the first time and feeling all these weird pockets of dead air - it was…

I don't think anyone accused it of being phoned in, even those who disliked it. It's obvious a lot of work went into it.

I keep wondering if they're doing it when the cameras aren't rolling. It's kind of baffling that the show hasn't shown them develop a sexual relationship.

I feel bad for Kat because I hate Monica.

He was at his most entertaining the very first time he played. Can't recall what season that was, but he was a lot funnier than he is this time around.

Yeah, this is a fun movie, but ascribing it depth is ridiculous. The satirical targets are way too easy, with cardboard evil adults and a “triumph of the special snowflake” narrative.

Do you mean 757? Cause 752 is half of a duplex.

It doesn't matter when you watch it, but yes, it should be on the same level of importance as those shows. Well, the first 15 episodes, anyway.

It's worth pushing through just to get to the episode discussed here. After this episode, no one would blame you for stopping. It takes a steep drop in quality after this one.

a one-armed shoe salesman who is currently possessed by Bob’s nemesis, Mike (Gary Hershberger)

It's good, and occasionally brilliant.

It's been three days, so I think this can remain our little secret.

Genuds is paraphrasing Andre Braugher's character.