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Cartman, Cartman, Cartman. And Eddie Haskell

Well, whatever's pretty vacant, anyway

Coming to an arena near you: The Rotten/Nuge tour

I think there was a missed opportunity here. If Norman had seen Sam stripping and naked before deciding to kill him, especially with the gay revelations from last week, it would have added a layer of meaning. Norman would have been killing something inside himself, and it would also have integrated the voyeurism more…

"compliment" or "complement"? its new take on terror

2010 - You must mean Toy Story 3. And you're right, it's a masterpiece.

(For foreign films, I'm using year of distribution in US)
1956-Seven Samurai
1957-Nights of Cabitia
1958-A Man Escaped
1959-North by Northwest
1960-Psycho
1961-Yojimbo
1962-Lawrence of Arabia
1963-8 1/2
1964-Woman in the Dunes
1965-The Spy Who Came in from the Cold
1966-Blow-Up
1967-Persona
1968-Shame
1969-Once Upon a Time in the…

Ah, yes. Nothing like having the worst day of your life and your parents there to point and laugh their asses off.

Eleanor Parker, the fifth nominee for Best Actress, for Caged, was no slouch either. Also, just to correct a popular false impression, it wasn't Anne Baxter who insisted on being in the Best Actress category - that was Darryl F. Zanuck (All About Eve's producer)'s idea. He thought it would be great publicity to keep…

Maybe that's just the writers' mistake.

Wasn't it Aubrey Plaza who claimed it was the Best Day of Her Life? And that she was going to immediately kill herself?

I guess Kiernan Shipka will be back if the next episode is "Mommie Dearest". One famous incident on the set was when Joan Crawford told Christina not to associate with B. D. Davis because she (B. D.) was trash. I hope that incident is included.

And then there could have been Batman, too. After ABC cancelled it, NBC agreed to take it over. But alas, in their haste to get rid of it, ABC had already destroyed the sets, and NBC didn't want to spend the money for new ones.

Why didn't Chick recognize the obvious resemblance of Madeline to Norma? Or did he?

Then maybe Donald Trump and Arnold Schwarzenegger

But it's all a lot of hot air. He talks the talk, but he's voted for all of Trump's nominees. Susan Collins is the only Republican with balls (or principles) at the present time.

They'll wait until the Drag Race episodes have already been shown. Then they can truly claim they show "all reruns all the time"

Obama should be given the credit for everything.

Losing 45 pounds for a "roll"? Is that as in "in the hay"?