you know what? Sub Jeff for any role that Ford played and it get’s much better. Yeah, even Han Solo.

they where on his previous (first) album and it’s really good. Hearts a Mess is his best track - such a clever arrangement and a great groove.

why isn’t Bob Crattchit played by Kermet T Frog, as dictated by universal law?

what's wrong with Julia Roberts playing Harriet the Spy? Eh? Oh, wrong Harriet, right gotcha...

“—I mean, Sarah Paulson and my husband obviously go way back. They were engaged once. She’s a good friend of ours.”

co-signed

its a prequel *slap* it’s a sequel *slap* its a prequel *slap* it’s a sequel *slap* it’s a prequel AND a sequel!!!!!

“There’s a particularly powerful pair of nine-panel grids toward the end that highlights the shared life experiences of Maggie and her boyfriend, Ray, distilling decades of history in snapshots of two lovers.”

nah - saw it in the 80's and it’s not much. One good song but mostly meh.

if Person of Interest made the cut...

“...his uniquely arrhythmic cadence, which sounds a little like a bicycle that occasionally slips a gear while chugging uphill.”

Denis McDonough is played by John Hamm? Wow, McDonough has got to be happy about that casting....

or Line of Duty? Bodyguard?

there’s an episode where Jason Momoa discovers powdered water but doesn’t know what to add to it.

it’s on the extras on a DVD version I bought a million years ago - perhaps it wasn’t included on subsequent rereleases? Anyway, you didn’t miss anything, it’s terrible. 

I think he was Spring-Heeled Jack, and he played a violin? I’m not sure because it was so awful,  I tried to forget it as soon as I saw it. 

also: that scene from the end of Godfather 2 is so heart-breaking. It’s one gut punch after another, isn’t it?

hadn’t heard that. Ever see the deleted scenes from Young Frankestein? There’s a character played by Ron Moody, who’s so over the top, it really sticks out. Probably why he - and Mel - didn’t make it into the final movie.

bet he could do a brilliant Jarvis Cocker, but since there’s another sci-fi icon who’s covered Jarvis best song already...

you know what? I think you have a good point. There’s lot’s of dumb humour in Young Frankenstien, but I love the clever bits - the recreation of the sets, the cinematography, the references to the the original and Bride - but yeah, it probably doesn’t have as many “jokes” as Blazing Saddles.