I'm heartened by the East Coast and Newfoundland representation here.

A) Not a rock song. If I wanted to go traditional, "I'se The B'y" will always come first.

I love Newfoundland's music tradition, but when it comes to rock songs Halifax has it all over The Rock. I hope someone else can come up with something better than Great Big Sea or Hey Rosetta!

"…Go fuck yourself, Blofeld!"

I listened to the audio cassette incessantly when I was a kid - even though I didn't actually see the VHS of the concert until years later. Oddly, the cassette version didn't have "This Must Be the Place" on it…

With Chas Lawther!

Could certainly Devil In The Flesh. Flipping over to the fellatio scene at 1 AM (2:30 in Newfoundland!) was a unique experience.

"That's what you get for not hailing to the chimp!"

Gosh, PSYCHO II is better than any of the other films listed by quite a large margin. It's actually really good.

But Hitch was in his 70s when he made FRENZY, and that movie is awesome.

Yeah! Like Robert Evans!

I hate it so much that I recorded this terrible cover to change my bad feelings into good feelings.

Graham Linehan pulls out this same joke a lot (I can remember a very similar set-up on Father Ted) and it makes me laugh every.. single.. time.

She was right to do it. Or, at least, she was Close.

It's not in the DVD version (except sung - confusingly - at the end by the cast) which is as much of a crime as Married With Children not having "Love and Marriage" as its theme song.

Yeah, that's what I wrote. Keep your head in the game, Capp.

Well, the direct quote was (and, remembering that this is PFT as (call me) Gary Marshall:

I figured that with the recent sorta derogatory comments about Airplane by PFT on Comedy Bang Bang that it meant that the Zucker/Abrahams style of comedy wasn't Hot Saucerman's favorite. Glad to see I was wrong.

Mike McShane didn't improv a hoe-down, so it couldn't have been THAT good.

Don't forget when he receives the letter confirming that he's found his father!