Yikes. Thank gods I live in geriatric-ville within spitting distance of the Mouse

There's a paper somewhere about aging references, but I don't want to write it. I mean look at Blazing Saddles there are a whole lot of jokes in that film that people aren't going to get because they don't know the reference (Ex: the ox that Mongo is riding on with the yes and no on the butt, followed by "Mongo! Santa…

Because looking at the same information literally everywhere else is for losers, man!

This guy is totally leaning into her boob. He thinks he can get away with it because it's his shoulder

Where the heck in Florida does he live?

That's kind of tasteless.


The restroom at the California Pizza Kitchen is much nicer, and the counter is juuuuuuust the right height.

Maybe they can hire Harrison Ford

Oh that was Maui just messin' around

You handled that better than I would have

And all the sudden, I'm five years old again.

I'm wondering if that is deliberate to introduce people who are not familiar to the show (I don't know who those people would be) and encourage new viewers so they might have felt the need to just throw everything they had at it and hoped it would stick

I kind of felt that way as well. I think as they find their rhythm, it will get better

Sometimes it's hard to remember what I saw in the movies and saw on TV (because there is a ton of shit that I have watched on TV). There are a couple of easy ones. My brother said that the only time he left a theatre angry was Batman and Robin, and I agreed with him, but if I have to pick one I think it would be Little…

Everything that I have read about Cushing suggests to me that he may have gotten a kick out of it. He loved doing the original film and wished that Tarkin would have made it into the sequel. He also enjoyed doing the Hammer films. So, maybe he would have been cool with CGI Tarkin.

She sure did

When you watch it on Netflix it's uncut

Amazing. So doing something I see on TV in real life is a bad idea? I wish someone had told me that before I showed up at the girl's house with a boom box. That would have saved me a lot of legal fees

As a theatre person I love that he found his place there. We always seem to take in strays

I have to say I fell for the misdirection. I was thinking, "Oh in this version, Dr. Frankenstein makes him a boyfriend." I wasn't suspecting it was version 2.0

Was she the one who played Beaverly?