Wait, what? I am only about 1/3 of the way through my re-watch! What?

Yes, please!

Oh, snap!

Wow, that’s a wonderful summary of the Rise of the Third Reich. Whenever I’m trying to explain the parallels to people, I always get stuck on the part where I’m saying “And Baron von Hindenburg and the other conservatives thought they could control him if they made him Chancellor...”, and then I start thinking about…

Those are adorable!

* holds up lighter, waves flame around * Woo-hoo!

Oh, Boy, another incredibly acute analysis! You guys are en fuego right now! Datum!

Ooooh, his little snowflake feelings are hurt by disapproval from folks who dislike Nazis and their hangers-on! It’s the tiniest violin in the world, and it’s playing in sympathy for him and his sense of personal outrage.

Hey, I never thought about it that way. That’s brilliant!

I am thinking about it, I really am...

I really liked Galaxy Quest, too. It had quite a stellar cast of character actors, in retrospect. Alan Rickman, Sigourney Weaver, Sam Rockwell, Tony Shalom, and even the young Black actor who played Invisible Boy in Mystery Men

So many stars for you! So very many....

Alan Rickman would have his head. Maybe he knew, even back then, what a shitheel Allen would turn out to be...

Oh,I know that feeling. Even without the pot, my ice cream consumption has skyrocketed. It’s not good.....

Oh, no, honey, that was another poster. Way too old for another child...

Best simile of the day!

This is delightful.

Oh, God, Oh, God, Oh, God! I keep forgetting that he, a man who had the title of Most Evil Person in the U.S. before Dick Cheney took it from him, was The Donald’s mentor. Oh, God, I had forgotten!

Totes agree!

Um, yes. I wasn’t going to talk about it, but, yes. Especially if I accidentally watch the news. It’s like the Hitchiker’s Guide to the Galaxy — my large intestine is struggling to try to escape the Vogon who is living in the White House. Sigh.