Honeycomb’s big!
(Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!)
It’s not small!
(No no no no no!)

Fry, Laurie, and I think Emma Thompson were the Oxford students on University Challenge. One of my favorite half-hours of television. From Lemmy to the laundromat scene, just perfect.

Don’t tell Obama, he thinks she gave him a major endorsement. 

I believe she makes and sells those godawful hats. 

Not sure why you have to tear down one great movie at the expense of another, but that’s, like, your trip man.

Why so?

James Gunn made that movie, it’s called Super. It’s great.

I did understand. And my point is that it doesn’t matter how long the season run, every show of any length, no matter how great overall, is going to be imperfect.

Hard disagree here. Speaking as someone who saw ROTJ in the theatres in 1983 as a 7 year-old, I can tell you that Boba Fett was a very popular character already. I 100% guarantee you that’s because he made a badass toy who killed the shit out of han Solo whenever my sister allowed me to play with them.

The Prisoner is one of the all time great shows of Britain’s golden age in the 1960s, it lasted a total number of 17 episodes and a third of those were spinning-the-wheels timefillers.

Richard Pryor: Live In Concert is the single greatest filmed recording of a live standup comedy appearance in the medium’s history. Good on the Registry for recognizing that.

Fair enough. 

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So what is Spielberg’s worst, in your opinion?

I once asked him a bunch of questions on my old podcast: https://www.dropbox.com/s/lse6cimhm9tt35z/TYF%21%20%239_%20Mr.%20Stephen%20Tobolowsky%20with%20MIKE%20DOUGHTY%20and%20TED%20TRAVELSTEAD.mp3?dl=0

Baby Boy Ted would sell his mother to Attila the Hun. 

Teddy Boy Cruz managed to get over it. 

Fly? Yes! Land, no!

He belongs in a museum!

I don’t think they thought making the villain a “Karen” was too scary, they though it was sad and not fun.