Abso-tootly!  She is the biggest part of what makes the character so great.

Really, Helen could be a member of any super-team in existence, whether it be the Avengers, the Justice League, whoever, and they would thank their lucky stars they had her. They could be in the middle of any world-ending crisis, and Helen could show up and they would be like, “Helen’s here, oh thank god!”

After having watched and re-watched both movies with my kids god knows how many times, I have to say that Elastigirl is firmly in the top 10 superheroes of all time. She’s just so tough, no-bullshit, and hyper-capable, a true leader. Just a little thing, like in the first movie when they are battling the Omnidroid,…

Did anyone else who saw the TV spots while watching Better Call Saul automatically think of “Hi, this is Pep-per-mint!  Gee, it’s so big, it’s kinda scary.  I just love working this big monster of yours.”

I have eaten a goddamn peanut butter and sardine sandwich with Texas Pete hot sauce on it. It wasn’t as horrible as it sounds, but it also wasn’t good enough to eat again.

We should judge what people like to eat inside of people, but inside of people it’s too dark to see what they’re eating.

Oooh, zing!

I am really fond of “Booze Cruise” because it’s a good excuse to get all the characters together drunk, and it features Michael at his most crassly stupid and obnoxious, but also at his most sagacious and human when he is giving advice to a lovelorn Jim.

You would think so, wouldn’t you?

They’re really not that cool.

I’ve never seen it.  With the makeup Nicholson looks like a Dick Tracy character.  The presence of Danny DeVito and J.T. Walsh does make me wanna see it, though.

That is one hell of a movie, and Kevin Tighe is a hell of a villain.

Hey, he said “Thanks.”

It’s code for “allow R & D time for Lockheed Martin to design plus-size cockpits.”

I like to think that his dad was the guy from ELO and Wizzard.

My mom would get fried chicken gizzards at the Winn-Dixie deli, and I loved those fucking things. Greasy and chewy, chewy. We’d also get chicken livers, which I also liked, but not as much.

Mmm....slider.

“Roads? Where we’re going we don’t need roads.”

I love that movie, but watching it as an adult, I can’t help thinking, about Jason Robards and Jonathan Pryce, that “Man, these guys are just waaay better actors than everyone else in this movie.” And the old guy who played Tom Fury, the lightning rod salesman, was great too, but the rest of the cast is very regional…

I think he was just reciting the plot of that great Vincent D’Onofrio episode of Homicide.