Bullwinkle. Watched it with my dad.

It's my favorite Robin Williams movie.

Rats.

It would have been funny if they'd just done one hour (the first hour). Actually if they'd just done one hour of Will Farrell sitting there acting insane, that would have been fine.

Family Guy, but only because of the Sollitto Chicken.

Remnant makes no psychological/sociological sense to me. I can see taking this attitude on an individual basis, but I can't understand the impulse to proselytize. So far, the GR is just annoying.

ah.

Evidence? Argument?

DeNiro in Bang the Drum Slowly? He was great. Then again his character was just not very bright—there was nothing clinically wrong with him.

Who cleans Hannibal's house, including the basement? Everything is burnished and gleaming.

So nobody saw Jeff Goldblum do this? I'm pretty sure I wasn't hallucinating. It was on STARZ or something on a free premium weekend. He did MM in Pittsburgh or Philadelphia, and he really gave it his best, and of course he's a terrific actor, but this was an awful fit. The most disturbing Harold Hill ever.

Jeff Goldblum.

He wiped the floor with Hopkins. The best Iago I ever saw. Played him as a regular guy, a noncom (not a Basil Rathbone type). His joy throughout the play was so infectious that you found yourself laughing; you only realized at the very end that he was stark raving mad.

In my grade school we saw Ivanhoe, and in junior high we saw Julius Caesar. That's exactly how old I am.