I had forgotten this until you brought this up. My first car was a ‘73 Celica which had had a choke, but which had somehow been bypassed, disabled and wasn’t necessary by the time I was driving it in the mid-80s.

I was going to make this exact point, but you made it so well.

You are going to be annoyed by the third act of Oppenheimer then, where it turns out that the making the A-bomb was part of Einstein’s plan to distract from his harvesting of Adrenochrome from children to fuel his brilliance.

The only thing they have to lose are their chains.  

Capitalism has a better PR team than sex traffickers?   

But if we don’t sex traffic kids, how will we get enough kids to make transing them commercially viable?

Actually, like throat cancer, stomach cancer can come from smoking (all that bad stuff dripping down your throat).

!!!!SPOILER ALERT!!!!!

I was looking for that and The Vacant Lot.

Reno 911?

Realistically, it should go Python, Kids in the Hall, Mr. Show, and then SNL. SNL will always have it problems, but it has also had many, many high points.

Clearly to be that, for something this old, it would need Viagra first.  

Unexplained grief: Mutt moved in with Indy, then came out as gay. This being the late-50s America and Indy having been raised in the teens and twenties and an adult in the 30s through the 50s, doesn’t handle it at all well.

Best bit of criticism for Regarding Henry that I remember reading or hearing (and I wish I could give it proper citation) was that Regarding Henry is a film that successfully argues that the best thing you can do for a Yuppie asshole lawyer is shoot him in the head.

If FX is really upset about this, put the entire series on FX or FXX instead of hiding it behind a paywall on Hulu.  

It is only dated because we now know that all Canadian lumberjacks are gay.  

Cleese was always a pain, but in fairness, he was often too busy taking care of a drunk Chapman for Chapman to play mediator.  The main contention in the group was between Cleese and Jones, but look at all the good that came out of that.  

In fairness, Huxley stole it from Shakespeare.