I was thinking/hoping he managed to round up some of the original members of the Langley Schools Music Project.

Brian: Tech billionaire, probably a bit of an asshole

Without the Gremlins, we’d never have the fantastic Gremlins 2 video game.

The thing about Blazing Saddles is that all of it’s social commentary is still directly on point 47 years later, and while that’s a rather sad commentary on today’s society, the movie is comedic genius.

I’ll tell you again Charlie, Mel Brooks and Wade Boggs are very much still alive.

I don’t know who you’re talking about, but this GenX-er (and everyone she knows) has always known that Blazing Saddles is a work of satirical genius.

I remember there being nudity even in the 1981 Clash of the Titans.

People in the 1980s liked boobies.

Air Force One still rocks. I miss the era of non-over-the-top action movies that had just a slightly weird premise to them (obviously spurred on by Diehard).

PS: I think Shallow Hal would’ve been a solid entry no this list. Opinion of the movie itself aside, I cannot see that storyline going over well today.

I just hope they can get Orson Welles to narrate this one. 

Hey, stop with the space lasers, pal!!!

He will probably be fine.  He doesn't like punching down and even he has limits on what he'll mock.  There's a reason he deeply hated Life Is Beautiful.

Spaceballs was all about the Search for More Money.

2000 years to be precise.

*Finally*. I've been waiting for Hitler on Ice for decades.

Weird, I was just thinking about the 15 Commandments joke from that movie earlier today.

We’re Jews out in spaaaace. Always on guard, defending the people’s rights.

Call it recency bias, but a lot of important stuff has happened in these last 200 years for an eight-episode variety show to cover all of it.

Will we get what was promised?