Yeah, the movie is pretty bad, but Norton is phenomenal. He really elevates it to a much higher level.

Luck of the Fryish is the one where Fry thinks Yancey stole his 7-leaf clover and his identity, but finds out that Yancey had named his son after Fry to carry on his memory.

The fall. I don't believe there's a set premiere date yet.

My favorite background villain was White Noise.

The movies weren't perfect, but they were good enough. Since Lord of the Rings was my favorite story from my teenage years, I was so amped to see it. So was mom. So when I got home for winter break from college, the first thing we did was go see Fellowship. And I was so happy with Peter Jackson.

Yeah, I'd do a lot to be able to see Psycho without knowing anything about it. It's one of those movies that's just in our DNA now. Everyone knows what's going to happen. And it's still great, just not shocking.

I will hear no disparaging of "Lover's Rock." It's awesome, and if I get married it will be played at my wedding.

"Jurrassic Bark" and "Luck of the Fryish" always bring a tear to my eye. Futurama was hilarious, but it could hit those emotional beats with the best of them.

I'd say Season 3 has been their best, but I can see his point about it being mythology-heavy. I liked learning the mythology, of course, but maybe it would have worked better doled out over a longer stretch? Then we would also get more great stand-alone episodes like Season 2's "Escape From the House of Mummies,…

That's the only line that got a guffaw out of me. Everyone knows it's nearly impossible to defend against 2 dildos.

It's a backfire if it turns out LucasFilm won't let them make 'em.

It doesn't seem like a joke at all. It's exactly the type of thing I'd expect to see on ThinkGeek.

The Unusuals looks like it's going to be "Reno 911 if it were a drama."

Are all the Storytellers episodes filmed in Chicago?
Because if I were in ZZ Top, I'd want to tape in in Texas, with a hometown crowd.

It's ok, I once watched Kurt Russell and Sylvester Stallone team up against Jack Palance on Lifetime.

Marlon Brando and Ernie Hudson.

He's referring to that damned Okemo Mountain commercial I hear on the radio every morning during my commute.

What's the point of going to a John Cena movie?
You can't see him, so what's the draw?

Agreed. I could never stand Jimmy Buffet.

Nathan's work performance is slipping. I'm sensing a meeting with Mr. Phipps coming up.