Isn't it rich?

I'd like to think that the first thing that Walter Bishop does is to reveal to the customer that they've been secretly injected with psychotropic drugs, but "not to worry!"

Dude, c'mon - it's just a comic book. Nobody's disrespecting anybody's service.

I'm really banking on this film. Why? Because it's "The Rocketeer" director - and that movie kicked so much ass it's disgusting.

Great Scott! That's like 312 bottles of Two Buck Chuck!

Aye, the future of the 80s would have like TV wristwatch phones, or something that looked like a portable handheld TV. Coupling voice/video communication was all the rage in sci-fi back then, mostly because it didn't actually exist (yet).

God, as if I needed more reasons to crush on her.

LOVIIING IIITTT!

Well I'm off to find Patton Oswalt's F#@!ksquatch - that cryptozoological marvel!

This is exactly where my mind went.

Man, Lacey was such a babe.

And I've been putting out fire....WITH GASOLINEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!

Precisely. I'm more thrilled for this film than pretty much anything left this Summer ('Super 8' was my long awaited love), and why? Because of Stanton and writer Mark Andrews. Those guys are going to rip open the universe with their awesome.

'Aliens' rules! And 'Alien' is of course solid - but honestly, I like to think that #3 never existed. I don't think I'm alone there.

The only thing I remember is that supposedly that movie takes place in Colorado - and that as a resident, I'd never seen forests that humid or lush before.

And the fetishism begins...

Precisely. I have to give her credit as the character she is - that she's consistently protecting the procession of time until she reveals herself when it's needed. There's nothing stopping a veteran schemer like River Song to fibbing to protect the truth.

All I wanna know is what it tastes like in one o' them fancy queso-dillas!

Seriously, this long-spec interview with Harmon is fantastic process revelation. As a Community fan, it's like opening the lid of the Ark.