No, I mean the one-season trippy wonder The Twisted Tales of Felix The Cat (1995). http://www.imdb.com/title/t…

Go back to making Felix The Cat the second season.

The little bastards do that to you deliberately. It's a little game called "Freak Out the Stupid Humans Who Can't See, Hear or Smell Like We Can."

1402 was about bad acid. At least, that's what I got from the movie version.

What do you think Thanksgiving is for, family?

Just got WWE2K16, and all I've had time to do was screw around with the Creation Mode. The female model never stops looking like crap, you can't make your own entrance movie anymore (although you can make your entrance) and everything else is like the game from TWO years ago. Bleah.

ENVY.

The Green Ghost and the Space phantom gave me nightmares as a child, because I was a pussy.

Hell, the Space Chicken episode — the very first one— kept me up all night.

Ahem— Jungle Book.

I have kind of a submissive thing for her.

Obscurest personal entry— Chuck Jones Curiosity Shop —the Halloween episode, particularly Ray Bradbury's poem, What's The Groon? A seething, shapeless blob beats like a heart, shifts shape and bounces eerily, all to a doom-laden baritone voice reading the poem. AND I NEVER FOUND IT ANYWHERE ELSE! NOT YOUTUBE, NOT…

I was largely disappointed that the "monster" wasn't that monstrous.

Saw Fran Liebowitz in Scorsese's Public Speaking from netflix DVD. One person talking for a couple of hours can be fascinating.

Go way back to William Powell in Father Knows Best. I'm some mutant kid who entered the picture clumsily and somehow never was booted out.

No, that's about all they missed.

Needs more Darth fucking Maul.

I'll take a Red Bull now and again on a bad morning, but Monster? Never!

Well, they completely changed Frank Burns' final scene (in this version, he goes crazy looking for a teddy bear. Yeah.) And the rest was based more on the TV show than the movie. Pretty bad.

And have a stroke.