Me too.

Yes it does. If you look at the floorplan, you can see it quite clearly.

Yeah, if you have a really really tiny neck.

These are stills. That's not slow enough for you?

Did Wes Anderson design this?

Great short, but too bad it isn't a higher quality.

Good point. Still, who isn't annoying when they're 13? Who knows what they're like now? Besides, wouldn't you like a chance to see at least one of them eaten by a T-Rex?

Why not the kids? It's been 20+ years since the original. They're grown up now. Perhaps they went into the family biz?

True, usually the wind created by subways occurs before the train arrives as the air it's displacing is forced down the tunnel. Perhaps if they had hooked it up to an anemometer it would have worked better.

You know, I recently bought a Roku, despite the fact that I was really interested in getting an Apple TV. The reason? No Amazon Prime. I don't expect that to happen any time soon either. The reasons are twofold:

CAN I GET A HELL YEAH?

So wait... you mean to tell me that Hollywood has willingly and knowingly distorted reality in order to make it more entertaining? That's a bold accusation sir!

The did have the Star Trek Experience at the Las Vegas Hilton for a while there, but that's gone bye-bye. If they had built the Enterprise, it probably wouldn't have flopped. Of course, Vegas does have the reputation of being the place where entertainment properties go to die. Just look at Elvis.

Nope. What's the exchange rate for gold-pressed latinum?

Um... I'm going to ask the obvious- how on Earth is this considered a playground? It looks like a mini golf course without, you know, the golf.

If you're looking for lizard-men, may I suggest Rick Scott, governor of Florida:

Oooh... good call.

Happy Days. It wasn't long before they completely forgot that this was supposed to take place during the 50s. And before you give me crap about this not being a sci fi show, I offer this:

I don't know how much stock we ought to put in the Fermi Paradox, which describes the contradiction between the high probability of alien life and the complete lack of evidence that it exists. When you consider the fact that we've only really been looking for ETs for, what, 50+ years, plus the fact that the search…

smcallah- I couldn't disagree more. The Bible doesn't have to be taken literally to work. In fact, I think that's one of the big problems in religion today. The Bible should be used as a guide for how to live one's life and how to maintain one's relationship with God. It's a moral code. People get way too hung up…