I refused to watch it; the ad for it told me enough to know I'd hate it.

That's not too dissimilar from most Mexican restaurants in the States, honestly. Most Mexican places are Tex-Mex, and not particularly good, since they tend to cater to people who tend toward the exotic flavour of Taco Bell.

Definitely. Though I have to say, she really didn't bother to disguise her voice, much like Curry; it's the only reason I kept recognizing the characters she voiced.

The 60's version of The Time Machine. Nuclear bombs will cause the earth to crack open and lava to flow down the streets! Uncle Scrooge is the narrator's friend (and suspiciously similar son!) Love it.

My mom loves NuWho (she's also, sadly, one of those who isn't fond of Capaldi), but can't watch the original series because "it looks cheesy." *facepalm* Me, I wish the Eighth Doctor would get another chance on screen, and Ace and Donna teaming up would make me happier than a pig in shit.

I love The Critic. Also, Duckman, which I am watching now, actually. Although to me, it's dated more in the sense of the voices: Tim Curry was in every cartoon when I was a kid, and Dana Hill is long dead.

Also true.

I had that problem with commercials when I tried using the program installed on my LG blu-ray player, but once I switched to a Roku, that problem went away entirely. (Well, I say "entirely," but the random sudden dark screen is easily fixed by going out and back in to the service. Better than when I had to power…

I've never watched movies on Hulu Plus (that's why I have Netflix, Amazon Plus, and HBO Go [which I don't pay for]), but I have to say, even though the commercials piss me off, they're at least a lot shorter than regular TV's blocks. Plus, anime subs, some next day shows (depending on the channel, although oddly,…

Imagine if it had been given some more judicious editing beforehand.

That's why they're in there? For fuck's sake.

I wish I could convince my mother to try online retailers. She's a size 18/20W at this point now, and shopping at Kohls, Boston Store, and the like, and never finds anything she looks. Which I don't blame her; the clothing lines for larger women are atrocious most of the time.

I have yet to find her more than a general irritant in any movie I've seen her in. Granted, this has been a grand total if, I think, two, but that was enough.

No, what's amazing is that he didn't "fix it" with some dewbacks.

Nah, there are others. Like me. Which is part "preservation, motherfucker, do you not understand it!?" and part "HAN SHOT FIRST."

Aggressive negotiations, indeed.

….because to her she isn't acting false?

I thought—and maybe I missed something—that the basic structure was of one of the other robots, and then the flesh was just laid over it.

Exactly. She needs help; she isn't likely to get up on her own.

It does if you really think you're in the right, and your daughter—who you've been no part of her life for the entirety of it—isn't sharing in your vision. And you're clearly batshit crazy.