“This sultry child tricked an entire industry of responsible adults into self-destructing with her manipulative wiles.”

I honestly didn’t realize Devo was on SNL that early–they must have blown minds.

Bob and Conan were at SNL for about the same amount of time (Bob may have been there a little longer), I think.

And Christ on a cracker, does that theme resonate still.

He did.

I was hoping Enlightened would be on the list. I’ve never had HBO, but my friend tells me it’s so good. Plus I love Laura Dern and Survivor’s Mike White.

This hot take is so stable that I think we accidentally discovered nuclear fusion.

Or maybe a Kelsey Grammer in Boss cameo?

wow, check out the balls on this guy

I knew William Hootkins played Porkins in Star Wars, and was one of the government guys at the beginning of Raiders, but until just tonight I didn’t know the Raiders character was named “Major Eaton.” Jesus Christ. He had to have been like, “Ha ha ha, George, I know, I’m fat, WE GET IT.”

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I love how her various states of half-nekkid didn’t even try to make sense.
Here’s her “captain of the ship” outfit:

The Blues Brothers deserves a bigger mention. One of the most expensive comedies ever made. R&B legends in their prime. A loving yet massively destructive portrait of old Chicago. Classic set piece after classic set piece with the confidence to play the comedy straight. A glorious farewell shot of 70's pre-blockbuster…

Yeah, I can’t help but feel that the worst thing about the digital capture technology that Lucas pioneered with the prequels (the prequels make a lot more sense if you think of them as obligatory films Lucas had to make to do what he really wanted to do, which was to beta test a new generation of digital and…

Nice to see someone as upset about that change as I am!  James Earl Jones just nailed Vader’s mood in those three words and it’s infuriating that they we were discarded for such drivel.  

The George Lucas Manual of Sensual Intercourse is one of my favorite 70s hand me downs. I’m a little surprised my parents bought it for my older brother as a Christmas present, but the 70s were a different time.

Hey, there’s a difference between corporate propaganda and government propaganda! ...apparently.

“Jack, it’s your turn.”