Some people claim Lucas made 3 movies that take place before his Star Wars trilogy. They also claim He and Spielberg made a 4th Indiana Jones movie.

I'm only 25, so I've never really enjoyed trailers from before my time (sorry, old folks!). They don't really leave anything to the imagination, at times even giving key plot points away. I can see why this Alien trailer would be groundbreaking.

I've seen Alien countless times but have never bothered looking up any trailer. That was actually scary! If I'd been around when that came out, I would have definitely been too scared to see it.

Hahaha. Wait, leaving what?
Is this a Simpson's quote? I haven't committed that whole show to memory yet, so I can't tell.

Wait, are we supposed to be ashamed of ourselves?

That thought has occurred to me, but I've repressed it so deeply that even if the movie isn't that good, I won't be able to admit it for probably a year or so after it's release.

MORE LIKE DAWES!

Probably whoever leaks it online first.

No trailer will ever be as great as the Mad Max Road Fury trailers.

I'm honestly a bit relieved there hasn't been a genre parody or high concept episode yet, since season 5 was overloaded with them (but I definitely do hope to have one or two this season). The jokes and acting are really great, but they also seem to be mining too much past material as opposed to venturing into new…

Hey, there is NOTHING lazy or or cliche about One Day at Horrorland by R.L. Stein!

It seems that this season has had really great jokes and shenanigans, but the stories themselves feel lacking in something. I haven't disliked any episodes yet, or even felt unsatisfied by any of them, but maybe I'm just missing Chase, Glover and Brown too much to allow myself to enjoy these episodes completely.

She was the best part of Ladders, and that was an especially hilarious episode.

I think a misunderstanding of that film is what inspired Martin Scorsese to make Taxi Driver.

Is your brain not uploaded into the AV Club Mind Hive? It's where we collectively say the name Dawes (or DAWES) over and over again.

Well, it has Will Forte in unkempt beard. Maybe shortly after the virus, he had three friends he formed a band with, and sung about how they wonder hopelessly through a dead world.
Jason Sudakis was even in a photo Phil hung up in his Tuscon house. To fanfiction.com!

I had to re-watch it. Is this a prequel to Last Man On Earth?

Their first album felt much more diverse. I only listened to Babel once around the time of release and remember it was really monotonous. Every song sounded the same, but the lyrics seemed pretty on par with Sigh No More. The couple songs I've heard from this new album seems like they lost that element too, now.

Unless it's Dawes.

Are there other random theme food stands? Like Norman Bate's Tossed Salads? Or Fletcher Reede's Scrambled Eggs?