Hey, I remember that too!

1987-88 Bruce Willis would have been absolutely perfect. Now, an inspired casting choice would be someone like Adam Scott or Paul Rudd.

That will never not bother me.

Meet me halfwaaaaaay…

I added Frank Stallone as a friend on FB because why not?

*sets DVR to record series*

Ooh, that sounds good!

No new season of "Passion Cove?"

OK Go.

Haha, you're bringing back memories! Yes, "The Music Man!" Not to mention, also used in "Gremlins," "The Dukes of Hazzard," "O Brother, Where Art Thou?," and, yes, "Police Academy 2!"

Since he didn't cover it, I'll go ahead and do it: Wiseau's American/Banker/Everybody-Betray-Me accent?

Haha, thanks. Generally all the people who came on tour were nice. Some would get mad if they didn't see a "star." I would respond with, "I don't know what you want me to do. It's not like we keep them in cages."

I used to be a tour guide at Warner Bros. during the final three seasons of GG, and lemme tell you that the fandom for this show was unlike anything I'd ever seen. People - namely young college coeds and midwestern middle-aged women - would go batshit bonkers when we entered the soundstages and the backlot (all the…

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And I, "Batman & Robin."

Sounds lit.

FUCKING LOVE HOT TO TROT.

It was WM, and you're also right about it being an abbreviation for William. My grandfather used it.

If I'm not mistaken, it was a character that Willis conceived of years prior to the release. He also had a hand in shaping the story (and even wrote a song about the character). Complete with the skyrocketing budget and apparently no one telling him "no," it as much a vanity project as "Battlefield Earth."

That last sentence of yours. Goddamn, that's so true.