Shh! It's not a typo, you were making a joke at Kylo Ren's expense!

Star Wars: Les Cousins Dangereux

That was the first original title of Return of the Jedi.

Something something cockpit.

"the network’s other comic-book show"

Hey, wait, aren't the Michael Bay movies already Transformers vs. G.I. Joe?

If you aren't doing one of those on the regular, you've got bigger things to worry about.

You don't see nearly enough Calvin and Hobbes comics used as teaching metaphors. Well, maybe you do, but I don't.

It's like Go-Bots all over again.

I'm fond of some 1990s kids' cartoons, as well.

*reads headline, clicks link, scrolls down to comments*

Yeah, it was the losing track of who is who that made me start to wonder. Then that random line in an episode. Either way, they're both delightful.

Sure, sure, but I'm fairly positive David O. Russell just wanted to work with Jennifer Lawrence in yoga pants.

Aw, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fireball Whiskey was right there, too.

The most intriguing part here, to me, was when she talked about how most movies don't get made and the ones that do usually have movie stars attached. A few years ago she was on Doug Loves Movies and talked about how she auditioned for Silver Linings Playbook — a script she said she absolutely adored — and was *this*…

I don't know if this is true or not, but I like to believe Sarah and Laura Silverman constantly trade roles in Bob's Burgers. There's one episode where Ollie and Andy are like, "I don't even know which one I am!" So that's my head canon now.

I did a re-watch of the first three or so seasons (up to whenever Topher Grace left) and, yeah, it actually holds up really well. For some reason, even though I liked it, I had always written it off as being kinda dumb and light. And it is dumb and light, but it's also poignant and hilarious.

Robocop is always relevant, Sam.

Barbershop is pretty great.

My work here is done.