The Dinosaur ride (originally Countdown to Extinction) at DHS uses the Indiana Jones ride system. Which one is more likely to give you whiplash is still open for debate.

I own the entire series on DVD and I'm not a big fan of the lackluster story on the ride. I'm also not a huge fan of dead people being manipulated into doing things they probably wouldn't have done in real life. FREE ROD SERLING!

This is Disney, the company that treasures money over all else. I'd fully expect to see a popular character like Deadpool there, not to mention his merchandise!

Says someone who has no idea how annoying my nephew is!

True. But Allison could do it with less wah-wahing. And Sarah could be a little more thankful.

So, you're just denying English definitions now? Metaphorically rolling your eyes doesn't make you right. Especially when you don't bunk any part of my argument. What exactly was wrong, Professor? Here, I'll make it REALLY simple for the stupid set:

That's the exact problem with Carvey on talk shows! Take some downers, dude. Ugh.

There is NO Hollywood Tower Hotel! (Except in Disney theme parks.) There is a Hollywood Tower APARTMENT COMPLEX that looks absolutely nothing like the ride: it has a completely different architectural style, it's L-shaped, it's only 7 stories tall, it's yellowy-beige, and so on. The ONLY link between the two is…

I would say Disney fans are worse.

I've seen all the episodes and I was saying, "Okay, there's no way they haven't been to Paris. Why can't I remember?" I did remember the Bart episode, but not the family episode.

I've read that thing back and forth. What I said is what it is. Avengers, Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, X-Men. In perpetuity. They did have a meeting last year so who knows if money changed hands and if side-agreements were made, but those were the main guidelines. In fact, Disney put a skin for The Avengers - Original…

Damn! That must be why her smile always seems so fake!

You REALLY do not understand what "hyper" or "specific" mean, do you?

Which was something she shockingly chose to do without making a big scene about all the stuff she'd have to rearrange to do it. Which she very well may have done for this, I just forgot.

I actually like him better on talk shows. In things he always seems to be "on" while on the couch he's just a quick-witted guy. Dana Carvey is the exact opposite. Always in character in bits, but always "on" when he should be acting like a real human being.

If only they'd invent some internet thing that would help me when I didn't know something!

It's like that horrible accident never happened!

Yep. Allegedly Disney and Universal had a big meeting about the rights and Universal immediately started upgrading its Hulk coaster, so who knows what happened there. Some believe it means a big Avengers E-Ticket is on the way to Universal Orlando, but I can't see what Disney could get from Universal that would allow…

Nor does the Frozen musical set to replace the Aladdin musical, that also had nothing to do with California. Nor does the entire setting of Radiator Springs, which is in Arizona in the movies. Nor does the Little Mermaid ride, unless California has seaside castles filled with royalty and ex-mermaids that I haven't…

I haven't been on that one, but I've read the story and it does seem like a major improvement over the TZ-themed rides. If you can even claim those are "stories".