Also still alive!

"The Two Thousand and Thirteen Year Old Man" got plenty of spins on young Chamomiles Davis's turntable.

"I must have killed more primates than a Cincinnati zookeeper. Got pretty gritty."

The best part of "Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Sex* (*But Were Afraid To Ask." Which isn't to disparage the rest of the movie, which was hilarious in its own right (giant roving sentient boobs, "What's My Perversion," the sperm segment).

I agree. It didn't make much of an impression on me when I saw it on TV as a kid, except for the novelty of seeing the Waco Kid and Han Solo in the same film.

Waco Kid, hands down. It was a total departure from Leo Bloom.

Sorry to hear that your family is going through that as well.

With David Huddleston, Jack Riley and Gene Wilder passing in the last four weeks, that's going to be one heck of a Mel Brooks alumni reunion in the great hereafter.

The fact that it would take Gene Wilder just goes to prove that Death is the leading asshole in the state.

You watch your ass.

Hey now, let's not forget about Harvey Korman and Cloris Leachman!

Holy shit. Thank God I'm not the only one who thinks his fingertips are like an old Nintendo cartridge.

I thought that was Igor!

Well, in the last month alone we've already lost Olson Johnson and The Waco Kid. Watch your back, Governor LePetomane!

"SEDA-GIVE?!?"

Chi-Chi's: A Celebration Of Food!

I am seething with jealousy. Not at your weight gain, but the bacon thing.

I'm just happy to see at least *one* football team in Philly that's capable of winning a championship.

His character and his hyper-intelligent love children were the funniest parts of "Me, Myself & Irene."

I felt the same way about Herve Villechaize.