Stephen Furst

Stephen Furst

This is from "Drunk, and in Charge of a Bicycle," the intro to The Stories of Ray Bradbury:

This is from "Drunk, and in Charge of a Bicycle," the intro to The Stories of Ray Bradbury:

Yeah, no kidding. Kimmel, Fallon, and the View, but no Colbert? That's fucked up.

Yeah, no kidding. Kimmel, Fallon, and the View, but no Colbert? That's fucked up.

My wife has started calling it "Douchey & Bag."

My wife has started calling it "Douchey & Bag."

Yeah, anyone who does an entire album of acoustic covers of AC/DC songs has a sense of humor. It's not played for laughs, but c'mon. That's just funny.

Yeah, anyone who does an entire album of acoustic covers of AC/DC songs has a sense of humor. It's not played for laughs, but c'mon. That's just funny.

When the elevator door opened, I thought, "Please make sure the fucking car is there before you walk in, Peggy."

When the elevator door opened, I thought, "Please make sure the fucking car is there before you walk in, Peggy."

That line does look a bit like a clue, but it's a red herring. David Clarke was sleeping with Victoria Grayson. His wife will have to be played by someone even hotter than Madeline Stowe. I'm sure that the actress who plays Nolan's aunt is a lovely person, but she's not exactly hot.

That line does look a bit like a clue, but it's a red herring. David Clarke was sleeping with Victoria Grayson. His wife will have to be played by someone even hotter than Madeline Stowe. I'm sure that the actress who plays Nolan's aunt is a lovely person, but she's not exactly hot.

I suspect Whitey McClockerson staged the crash for the Americon folks. He probably has Victoria, Lydia, and all the evidence stashed away in another of his creepy hideouts. That poor SEC dude is probably toast though.

I suspect Whitey McClockerson staged the crash for the Americon folks. He probably has Victoria, Lydia, and all the evidence stashed away in another of his creepy hideouts. That poor SEC dude is probably toast though.

We also would have accepted Do Androids Dream of Electric Boogaloo?

We also would have accepted Do Androids Dream of Electric Boogaloo?

Yeah, seriously, having to call him "the white-haired man" is really annoying.

I completely forgot about that series. Never saw it because I didn't have cable in the 80s and early 90s.