It takes balls to do that in Texas.

I honestly don't understand all the hate for this song. It's memorable and catchy.

I enjoyed Cloud Atlas and V for Vendetta.

At this point it's like they're just going from door to door trying to shock people.

What makes it even more spooky is that Seth McFarlane was scheduled to be on one of the 9/11 flights. If that had happened, we would all be sitting here talking about what a shame it was that Family Guy ended so soon.

I thought it was amusing mostly because he tried to order 200 of them in the drive-thru.

ahh, if only…

The one with Emily Browning?

*counts down in an increasingly deranged voice*

Or when he wanted to see "Malcolm 10" because he was under the mistaken impression that "Malcolm X is Malcolm 10!"

I don't think I fully appreciated just how weird this show got in its later seasons until I was much older.

This show is still on?? I hope they at least kept the original theme song.

"Imhotep is invisible."

I thought this was going to be a live broadcast and now I'm disappointed. Still… anything with Emma Watson in it can't be too bad.

If they start filming now, they can maybe bring Maggie Smith back.

Even the best edit can't add in parts of the novel that weren't filmed in the first place. And it can't make up for terrible CGI and questionable storytelling choices.

It was my favorite thing. My very favorite thing.

I loved what Peter Brooks did with The Mahabharata enough that I think he should helm other classic properties. In its own way his adaptation is as stunning an achievement as Jackson's was with The Lord of the Rings.

The end credits for the last movie should be a reprise of "Do You Realize??" by the Flaming Lips, calling back to the first movie.

Wait… is this a gimmick account?