I dunno, I've seen "Nothing But Trouble", so it really doesn't surprise me that Ackroyd would want it as gross as possible.

Um, Chris Columbus is not a genius, screenplay for Goonies notwithstanding, the guy is a hack.

Yeah, kinda.

Definitely, it's one of my favorite episodes, and "Electric Love" is amazing. But if you can't spit out the random history you know on the AV Club, where can you?

Truish…Topsy was indeed electrocuted at Luna Park in 1902, and it was filmed by the Edison Film Company, but Edison himself was not involved and it wasn't part of his "War of Currents" with Tesla and Westinghouse.

The White Nationalist movement is more energized than they've been in decades and feel that their time is at hand, they're wrong, but people are going to get hurt before they figure that out.

We watched Shoah in high school, although we had to stay after school to see it, as the teacher could only show it as part of the "Film Club" rather than in class, but it is devastating.

Oh no, I'm pretty sure the shitkickers in bumfuck, USA are totally justified in having terrorism as their number one concern. That Waffle House is totally on the ISIL hitlist.

I had my doubts about Williams when she started, she seemed too young and more like a stand-up than a real fake news reporter, but she totally became a stand out and one of my favorite correspondents.
Hope her new show is well received.

Oh dear. It's like a Family Guy joke that's too stupid for Family Guy.

Ugh, I watched several episodes of both of those steaming piles of televised garbage.

Or at least get himself on Comedy Bing Bong.

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I haven't seen any of his other German language stuff, but is this Petersen's only great film? I mean I like The NeverEnding Story, and Outbreak as much as the next guy, but it's kinda surprising how mediocre most of his filmography is.

Erik Larson's book on the sinking of the Lusitania is quite a good read as well.

I hope Netflix or Amazon prime add this to their list of "original" shows.

Well, if you can't trust the "vice president of product development for CBS Consumer Products", who can you trust?

Yeah, the fact that the dog isn't shaking and trying to hide behind the couch after the first one is impressive in and of itself.

Steve Jobs' turtlenecks support your theory.

I wonder if Apple will actually make this, or if they just wanted the patent for their Scooge McDuck-esque Patent Vault.