No problem for my setup! I've slept on Shock Treatment thus far but I'll take that opportunity to finally see it.

OK, now what about Shock Treatment, the sequel to The Rocky Horror Picture Show?

"Rather anti-climactically, it did so not with an elaborate visual code involving different colors of thread and scrunched-up facial expressions, but with a regular old reveal of the box art in the Criterion newsletter."

The ladies who also appear to be clapping out of time are probably actually in time where they're sitting, but some combination of the distance, the speed of sound, the mic placement, and the camera synchronization makes them seem off.

All my favorite parts are in Vol. II. But it seems most people prefer part I.

How do you know you're hungry, until you've had food and seen what effect it has on you?

This is the dawning of the age of the war of the planet of the apes.

"NBC forced to buy hornymanatee.com after Conan bit; actually uses it" http://www.avclub.com/artic…

I never had any interest in Death Note, but now reading your comment I want to see it!

My, my.

You don't have to be Ienstein to figure this out.

Oh yeah, no.

I mean, cars will kill you too, and now we've come full circle.

heh

B[…]e[…]ar C[…]a[…]t
— Username, A.V. Club comment section

0:46 sign of messed-up motion adjustment settings on the TV

LOL

Marilyn Manson had a partial music video last November where he decapitated Donald Trump. Oh wait, what the fuck? I just Googled it, and it was directed by the same guy who took the Kathy Griffin photo. Anyway, it was tasteless then too, but not as jarring.

A friend of a friend of a friend told me the Park Service trains its tour guides to say the Grand Canyon is "very old" but not give any numbers, so they won't anger the creationists.

Yeah the dated references should never be a problem, since the references were ALWAYS way out of whack for the target audience of kids, and it worked anyway.