"If the serial killer that Frank sits in on the execution of had been built up as a figure of importance before these episodes, they might have had the sort of weight the series wants them to have."

"This generation is a bunch of pussies. That's why I'm voting for the thin-skinned millionaire who's afraid of Megyn Kelley and got a Purple Heart even though he's never been in combat!"

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I think he's a loon.

That's an awesome line. But it's from 1988. Long after one-liners became the norm in action movies.

Rectify this immediately. It features a cool as hell Lee Marvin, sexy as hell Angie Dickinson, doomed as hell John Cassavetes and Mister Roper.

That feeling of betrayal that conservatives felt when they found out Cooper was a Democrat mirrors the disappointment I felt when I saw a confused, doddering Man With No Name lecture an empty chair in 2012.

It would be more up his alley.

Yeah. It's right there in Kirk's captain log entry. Three months have passed since Search For Spock.

Boy, is he!

"Flowers! Is there a John Luck Pickerd here?"

I never understood the "science" behind that. His past self was already physically there. And they beamed him into his past self's place. Wouldn't that have killed him? Or both of him?

They're talking about coloring books, not coloring pamphlets.

ZING!

Stop posting facebook videos of your kids, Great Job Internet.

"That's a ripe old age for a CROCODILE HUNTER!"

Victoria Jackson surely.

Night on Earth. I usually skip through the L.A. segment. It just feels as if Jarmusch put Winona Ryder and Gena Owlands in a cab and told them to improvise some conversation for about 20 minutes.

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I wanted to upvote this twice for the Nedermeier reference, for the record.