I was curious: This car kinda-sorta looks like the one driven by the lead in the 1970s Saturday morning hero show, THE SECRET OF ISIS; is this the same car, or a different model altogether?

Image for comparison:

There’s another possible reason for this: THE WOLVERINE was originally released by Fox, whose content may not have been as well vetted as the in-house films were. Now that they’re one big group trying to stay in step with each other, this and just about any Fox films for the service are likely going to get a much…

Two words for the folks insisting that this deal stands: eminent domain.

And if they’re whining and/or trying to build up their GOP credentials (which these days are one and the same), remind them how much they cheered when Kelo v. City of New London ruled in favor of the state using any damn reason it wanted to take…

“Hitler, Trotsky, Tito, Freud and Stalin all lived in Vienna in 1913.”—rustyhaben [confirmed—and so did Archduke Franz Ferdinand, until he was assassinated the next year, sparking WWI]

We’re all assuming, of course, that the video of Adrian is legit.

What better way to inspire the troops and get people onto your cause than to have a so-called “smoking gun” to show them, some form of proof as to the conspiracy afoot. For all we know Keane Jr. had the thing manufactured to serve as a recruiting…

I can see that, but me, I’m more old school...

It actually kinda doesn’t; copies of the film sent out for TV removed the scene. The home video versions still have it, for some reason, but that counts a little...

Y’know, if I get this set, I’m going to have to get three minifigs to go with it: Two children and a witch...

Put them all in a cage and let only one winner emerge, I say. Charlie Kirk v. Chris Cillizza v. David Frum (refereed by Clay Aiken) will be the second-tier brawl, obviously. Place your bets now!

Something tells me that this would probably be enjoyed here...

With one issue in February were they forego the swimsuits altogether, from the look of these folk...

I start reading these names, and suddenly this pops in my head...

So, which came first, this or “Be The King”? That game is about building up your retainers as you work to become Emperor of China, and it seemed like both used the same engine. Did one of these preceed the other, or were both released at the same time?

Exactly; considering the theme of the film is how the authorities can use language as a means of control and impose meaning on words to force people to conform, the fact that Goddard throws around SF-sounding terms over what’s essentially a Cold War thriller to force people to pay more attention to his film might be a…

My only problem is the name; that has too many bad associations tied to it...

Ever see the PUFNSTUF movie? Your description’s not that far off from what we actually got...

Well, they haven’t tried to deport white folks back to the UK for a while, although yeah, it’s been a little while since they went after this bloke...

One of the first questions we should ask is, is America ready for better ad placement on Internet sites?

Serious, what they hell allowed this to happen...?

PAN AM, which I believe took different approach to their look at the profession, including the fact that the CIA tried to use some flight attendants as assets for intel gathering:

You remember those vintage bait-and-switch coffee commercials, where patrons of a fine dining restaurant would be astounded to discover that the delicious coffee they were drinking was actually Folgers?