Actually Star Trek the series as a whole, but notably this episode, "Balance of Terror." After all it's a WWII sub drama (a contest of wit and wills) that just happens to be in space. All the way down to the doomed red shirt who's getting married at the beginning.

"All going according to plan.... "

When he's written right, like Garth Ennis' run, the Punisher can be a really interesting character.

One of my favorite Aykroyd skits.

THIS! When my mom leaves a VM that says, "I need you to call me." I panic. Oh, shit. Is the cancer back? Is dad dead? Did something happen to my sister? I call her back and she says, "Oh, hey, can you set a reservation for 9 at the Chart House?" Uh, dude, you could have done that and how is that a "need." She…

I've burned a cup of noodles before just like this. The smell didn't come out of the mivrowave for quite sometime.

Robotech

I think Heavy Metal sealed the deal for me.

Loved cartoons, but great Saturday morning TV always had some legendary live action. I'm speaking of course of the Krofft Super Show.

Ctl-v in command prompt... I'm speechless.

The biggest concerns would be infrastructure failure, fires, disasters & radiological events, the other concerns would be hygiene, health care, the smells & marauders. One of my favorite older zombie movies was:

Adam Carolla has a perfect line about situations like this:

Cabin in the Woods, for obvious reasons.

It says it right there on the damned poster.

I live a happier life by just believing that Frank Herbert's ending died with him and that the series was never finished. Good God Brian, what have you done?

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Brandenburger Tor! I hope they were blasting '99 Luftballons' from the basket.

I just want a floating Zardoz head. Is that too much to ask?