Ha! No.
This was decidedly an Old Man Can’t Use Technology problem.
My browser is glitched and won’t display embedded tweets. Simply viewing it in a different browser plainly revealed the depths of my stupidity.

They’re all just pale copies of Cesar Romero.

I thought The Hangover was funny enough, but that Dowd line was probably funnier.

Pee Wee’s Big, Loud, “HEARD ANY GOOD JOKES LATELY!?” at the MTV Movie awards should be lesson one in how a white man gets scandaled and comes back with humility and humor rather than becoming a humorless aggrieved prick.

In retrospect the first clue that Chris is in the skinsuit is when Linda requests a fitness centre; gotta have a gym to go to if someone starts asking awkward questions or tries to confide.

I have to give them credit for the ingenious scene where the cops grab Gabriel only to be stabbed repeatedly.

I maintain that Frank Gorshin’s Riddler did more to influence the modern TV and movie Jokers than Romero’s Joker actually did, laugh included.

Part of me wants Fred to come back and address our government today. The rest of me thinks that such a thing would be unnecessarily cruel to the man. 

Solomon Grundy want pants too.

THEY ARE SO GOOD WE’D EAT THEM RAW BUT EATING RAW SUBS IS BARBARIC.

My son was six when this came out and had seen some of the other movies at home, but got a little freaked out by some of the scarier scenes, so I didn’t take him to this one either. I saw it, drove home, told him and my wife to get dressed, and drove right back to the theater with them. I watched him instead of the…

I was forever confusing him with Jon Erik Hexum, who was a tragic story of his own.

Yes, but as a combination of the two shows, it’s “Yeeehaaaaw?”

best known as the goofy, fun-loving bass player for The Monkees

I was just thinking yesterday, the only thing I want in a KotH follow-up is confirmation that Mrs. Wakefield did eventually die in the Hill’s house.

There’s a comic somewhere out there that features Chris Griffin and Bart Simpson in couples councelling, dealing with their super dysfunctional upbringing. The end of the comic reveals Bobby as their counsellor, reflecting how lucky he was. It’s remarkably effective, and what I always come back to when I think about…

I’m obsessed with an idea of a reboot catching up with the Hills twenty years later. I know, funky timeline but whatevs. The problem is the loss of both Britney Murphy and Tom Petty, but you can gently explain they took over duties on the Platter Ranch in Montana.

Will there be any boys in this show, and will they be right or otherwise?

“It shocked me. It hurt me. I did seek help. I went to a priest…I am not racist. This was nearly 40 years ago.”

Yeah targeted Violence against the Irish in Belfast 40 years ago? What an absurd thought!