Great series, great article (Fury Road - great movie!)- one nitpicky question: I thought Friday the 13th came out before Road Warrior - I never would have thought the hockey mask in 13th would have been inspired by Road Warrior...

Thanks for the great article, Kyle.

With the hurricane approaching H-Town, shouldn’t you be in line somewhere buying the last of the D-batteries?

I would like to say that this is one of those things which I was always told may transpire given the increasingly complex social structure that mankind finds itself in ever-more fragmenting proliferation, as if a fractal tangent starts accelerating at greater and greater speeds, exponentially both folding in on itself…

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I just re-watched this past weekend - they weren't stopping at the island for fresh water. Their original plan all along was to get to an island, as they hoped an island would be less likely to be overrun by zombies.

I'm picturing Rush in the back of the meeting hall, noodling on their instruments.

Thanks!

That's my own - but I do like Hedberg a lot.

Hey Ernie, what if we promise to [eat yummy Hormel Bacon!] randomly insert [Duracell Batteries] sponsor tags in our [watch "Difficult People" now streaming Tuesdays on hulu] comments.

It bears repeating - if you are being pursued by a turtle, run in a serpentine fashion - turtles can't move laterally to save their lives.

Good God - I just threw up in my mouth a little bit. Glad to see you guys survived - that is a double bill of 90's sucktitude.

Wait - if that's the case I was born in '84 and I'm only 33 (not 47), Sweet!!

Ricky used to bullseye womp rats in his T-16 Skyhopper back home, and they're not much bigger than 3/4" diameter.

Same here, I was born in '71 and I remember I had two 45 records that I would play non-stop on my little record player: "Rhinestone Cowboy" and the theme to S.W.A.T.

I love that shot of the kitchen - if you follow the line of the counters, they continue outside with the tree lines - wow.

Interesting way to phrase that:

none more burpier.

Meatball historians are a conflicted bunch. They devote their entire lives to the study of meatballs, and ultimately find out that it just doesn't matter.

I like the bushy 70's style Velcro.