What amazes me is that I haven’t hear of any Fox or OANN or Newsmax viewer (or viewer’s widow/widower/orphaned child) suing the network for intentionally hawking goods that are demonstrably unsafe and ineffective. I know it’s not easy to do, but come on.

I’m thinking the girl from the Blind Faith album cover has a better claim.

I was hoping it was about which was the best Peter Sellers movie. But eh, looks ok.

I think they should combine the two concepts:
Alien: Jonesy’s Revenge

Well, look at the big brain on Spock.

That’ll do, Nick. That’ll do.

Steve Martin already told us all we need to know.

Sure, but look how sad she looked though.

They should have used a fake shaving cream can instead.

Yup, that sure was a lot of green screen.

Shoot, if only someone had thought to make another copy of it off YouTube during the last 14 years.

Rod Serling disagrees.

Nah, he’ll always be known as the guy who wacked off to Phoebe Cates (which could also be said about most teen boys from the early 80's).

Eric Roberts? Isn’t he busy filming the sequel to A Talking Cat!?! ?

As others stated above, the idea of kissing someone who just died has been around in books, movies and TV for a very long time. It’s gross and I wouldn’t do it myself, but this definitely isn’t unique.

Nope, not what I’m doing here.

This is what I don’t get - Snow White was (apparently) dead. Prince Charming was heartbroken by the sight of her lying dead, so he decided to give her a last kiss goodbye since he was never going to see her again.

Lol - would love to have John McGinley in anything, but I was referring to Ted McGinley - aka the “patron saint of jumping-the-shark”

Jim Henson originally said that it was a combination of marionette and puppet (since it uses aspects of both), but he later recanted this suggestion. So who knows.