Real Steel > Blue Steel?

He's basically America's Generic Dad. Even in the 80s.

Actually, he did! He originally went by Michael Bolotin. *THE MORE YOU KNOW*

Comedy Central actually replayed it in their early days, which is where I saw it.

Bummer. I loved the original Sim City games, as well as A-Train, a Japanese import.

Jenny McCarthy knows something about perfect shots ruining a child's health.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure Murray has always been a freelancer, like Will Harris.

Josh Gad looks like a young Garrison Keillor in that picture, which is . . . .something.

Surprise Glacier, Motherfucker

The Last Movie undermines its focus on drama with all the sub-Godard editing. The Holy Mountain is coherent and has tons of wacky visuals.

Oh God, Arthur Kopit wrote this? He was a well-known playwright in the 70s, and somehow went from a Tony nomination to this piece of crap within a few years. Ugh.

They do improv, so no.

Galactica 1980 deserves exactly the amount of discussion this obituary contains on it.

Oh man, now I totally remember reading about this movie back when it was in production. Probably right here.

As someone who tracked down and listened to almost all of Chilton's studio work, I recommend the following non-Box Tops, non-Big Star works:

Cry havoc and let slip the birds that war!

The most inspired decision the show ever made was to have Archer fascinated by water polo. WATER POLO.

Hope this generates a Keaton of good buzz.

I thought everyone knew that Lynch's original idea was to pay homage to The Flintstones by having The Great Gazoo actually responsible for everything, he just lacked the funds to show it. UNTIL NOW.

Whoa, good call on the Hampton Grease Band.