Emily is great.

This show is quite addictive in all its various incarnations over the years, so I say keep them coming.  Rifftrax is good fun as well.

Eagleheart was the long awaited bizarre sequel to Chris Elliott’s Get A Life that we all needed

Scottish sketch comedy show from a decade ago called Burnistoun, that’s a good one.  It’s all over YouTube.

This is not the sequel to Eyes Wide Shut that I was anticipating.

Get O’Shea on the court and he’s trouble. Last week O’Shea messed around and got a triple double. I mean, he’s well known for freaking brothers everyway like MJ.

Yes, I hear you Clem Fandango.

Go home, Science Girl!

Having Pennywise as part of a Depression Era circus causing a ruckus, could potentially give the program a nice Carnivale vibe.

I’m still holding out for an LSD shark movie.

Their Satanic Majesties Request Part II??

I think it might have been more difficult in the Pop Music world back in those days however, due to stringent record company contracts and such.

Spielberg: Dude, retire.  Kubrick: Come back to life and resume making movies and stuff.

Come now!  You know Cousin Merle ain’t been quite right lately.

It would have made more sense to cast Bob Dylan as Billy the Kid, but it was still a good movie.

Hello, Bart.

The best Billy the Kid film thus far is from 1972, it’s called “Dirty Little Billy” and stars the late Michael J. Pollard.  A classic Acid Western, if you will.

“Hello Tomorrow!” sounds like the title of a Stereolab song, dood.

Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water!

It just don’t get much cooler than 19th century Germany!  Woo!  Yeah!