That’ll teach those assholes for trying to run a successful business after carefully removing and preserving something people like.

Everything should always stay the same forever.

And look, it’s another parody of me, Werner Herzog. You can see that its creator is just going through the motions, swimming hard against the current, the River of Life dragging him slowly, relentlessly, toward Death. Inevitable and unavoidable, the narrator’s skinny and weak body no match for it, his arms flailing,…

The thing about spoofing Werner Herzog is that they could probably get Werner Herzog to be in it, but if not I can also see Fred Armisen doing him.

I love this show. There are SO many documentaries I’d love to see parodied. I’d love to see them do Ken Burns. Because although that style has been parodied before, Armisen and Hader I think would bring something new to the table.

What would the Christian Media version of Pacific Rim be like?

Well I can only imagine...being in that theater. I’m envisioning a bunch of really thin, sad teenage boys being forced to sit through this with their mothers, and who’re now worried they won’t be able to see Pacific Rim.

I come from a big christian music town, and for all the people over, say, 40 who do that, U2 hit them like a ton of bricks. U2 WAS a christian act as far as they were concerned — expressly religious, singing about moral issues, etc. Evangelicals ate it up. I couldn’t possibly care less about this ridiculous band or…

I know there must be an audience for these things but even the kids I grew up with who were way too into jesus didn’t like christian films. I don’t get it.

I see the whole sequence as a bit of a sly joke, precisely for the reasons you highlight. Like you say, what does Mr. Wolf do that most of us couldn’t have figured out for ourselves?

Just so we’re clear...it doesn’t have that sign over the house, right?

Vincent accidentally shot Marvin, soaking the car and them in blood. They weren’t in any friendly places and began to panic more. Jules calling his friend and boss was the only thing he could think of doing.

The Wolf at least had a connection of getting the car destroyed at Monster Joe’s Truck & Tow to eliminate the last of the evidence.

I don’t recall it being particularly acceptable to say in 1994 either (even if plenty of white-boy wannabes were doing so back in the day).

“I’ll take ‘Movie Lines You Couldn’t Say in 2018' for $500, Alex.”

I remember Bob Odenkirk making this point on a podcast a long time ago, that while the character is awesome, it kind of makes no sense why they needed the Wolf at all. Three career criminals had to be told by someone to clean up and dispose of the car and change their clothes? Seems like they wasted more time waiting…

I’m tempted to say something about the house’s lack of storage, but, unlike Tarantino, I figure it’s wiser not to go there.

Second Life is a great place to explore with VR. It’s been implementing the occulus rift for a few years now. 3D artists have been creating new VR friendly sims ever since. But even beyond that there are plenty of sims which are fun to explore. You just got to remember it’s a 3D Sandbox and not really game. Plus…

It’s not illegal.

I can just imagine Matt Damon after sending out his press release, looking smugly in the mirror, patting himself on the back, thinking “I did it, thanks to me, we’ve solved sexism in Hollywood.”