"Billy ! I told you never to be alone with Uncle CF !"

Best bizarre moment in 'Cant Stop the Music' ! When the VP leather daddy sings a perfectly beautiful rendition of 'Danny Boy'.

'Memo From Turner' is one of the great mostly unknown Stones tracks from their late 70's peak.

Since each episode of this new blockbuster universe will feature our A/C Dynamo Duo revealing the killer by singing a duet, may I propose Lyle Lovett as Tesla, and Willie Nelson as Twain, with Tom Waits singing counterpoint as their arch-nemesis Edison !

They used that name because the real Madam Blavatsky was a well known turn of the 20th century medium and spiritualist.

It was OK but I thought more hokey than 1. As a resident of Brooklyn however, I can say with certainty that 'Out For Justice' gets it right. The accents, the locations, the attitudes are all spot on. Extra points for introducing Jerry Orbach as essentially the same character he would play in 'Law and Order'

There are similarities, but the real murder happened after the original series. You are thinking of the Jeffrey R. McDonald case - which happened in 1979, whereas the original Fugitive TV series was from '63-'67

How do you do a sequel of a film where *Spoiler Alert* EVERY CHARACTER NOT IN THE LATER FILMS DIES !!!!

I believe you have the genesis of a new podcast right there that may soon be featured on favorites lists throughout the world's devices: "Interesting Facts About Awful People" with your intimate host Modusoperandi

They all are in their sweet fuzzy way.

I would go back for my cat.

This sounds like a job for Mr. Boston !

Get off my lawn boy, I'll tell YOU what I want for Christmas

That's kind of weird since I saw him perform in Omaha about three years ago.

The modern US carrier battle group has more layers of electronic and physical protection than might be realized. The E2 Hawkeyes and the other sensor platforms can spot missiles from far out of range, and there are hunter killer submarines keeping watch from below. There are multiple layers of anti-missile…

You have to put it (and viewing it) in the context of its time, much like 1930s Warner Bros. gangster movies or almost anything from the silent era. What seems old hat these days was deeply subversive in its own time. I'm old enough to have seen it in the theatres in its original release and it made a huge impact…

By total accident I happened to be in LA on business the week 'Die Hard' premiered and went out to see it in a theatre on Hollywood Blvd. When I got back to my hotel, I realized that the building that was 'Nakatomi Plaza' in the movie was only a couple of blocks away and could be seen from my room.

Poor Bill, and even then everyone forgets that Mookie Wilson, before the error play leaped 5 feet in the air to avoid being hit by a pitch that was instead a passed ball and allowed the tying run to score.

Jobu VERY ANGRY right now !

Look up the 'Honest Trailer' for that movie on YouTube - hilariously spot-on. The book was wonderful, the movie took the title of the book, the fact that there were zombies, and that's it ! All of the heart and different characters and perspectives in the book were tossed.