Andy Kaufman is laughing his ass off about now.

Oh, indeed. It takes a special sort of insanity to understand and appreciate that game :)

They still make that game? That box looks suspiciously modern.

I'm down with that, as long as there's zero chance that they offer a playable Amy Acker as well, that can be controlled by greasy dudes living in basements.

Except it's not, according to the article above.

I imagine these brothers are both looking forward to the game and their forthcoming trademark suit against Konami.

lol. But, that begs the question - can/will Tesla make this car with a hitch mount? Easy enough to get hitch mount racks for bikes/skis/snowboards.

Yep, three shows all redubbed to be part of one big story. There weren't enough episodes of any single show to warrant franchising in the US market so they improvised.

What?

I read the other replies to your comment, and figure they all have one common theme - "it's what folks knew it as back in the day". But, that was also well before the internet and the easy access to info about the original series and their names.

Oh I think his Hobbit Hole is where all that processed matter will be ejected from a few hours later.

Doing composite before it was mainstream.

Oh you. It wasn't Oscar material, sure, but it was fun. If you don't like that film you have no soul.

Ahhh.... RaycerX.

I remember being about fourteen, maybe fifteen, and going with a friend to a midnight movie at a two-auditorium theater. They were showing "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" and "Flesh Gordon".

Because people with health insurance never get cancer.

Oh I totally miss Nathan. He was like a proto-Rudy, sociopathic but not quite to the same level. I think we got the better of the trade, in the end.

Basically Manchild is about four successful middle-aged guys, all friends, who all, to varying degrees, simply refuse to grow up. Hence the show title.

Aw crap. I posted about that and Peep Show just now and then found your earlier post. :)