I will forever associate her with Fantasy Island. I’m not sure how many guest appearances she made, but it seemed like she was always on it.

Same here. They weren’t as bad as Fats (the dummy from Magic), though. There’s something about the realism of his face, the cragginess, the articulation, the creases and dimples, and the sense of facial musculature underneath, that makes him deeply unsettling in a way a regular Charlie McCarthy-type dummy isn’t.

I remember I would keep a blanket next to me on the couch when watching TV so I could hide my head under it in case that commercial came on. I live in dread of it for weeks. Months later the coast was clear, the movie had to have been long gone out of the theaters, and then, out of the blue, that commercial comes on…

If seven-year-old me could live through this trailer, kids today can withstand a goddamn It poster.

On the one hand, “That old b——- Aunt Lydia is still alive?! Argh!” But on the other hand, “More Ann Dowd! Woo-hoo!” She really is great in everything she’s in.

And then they found out that there was already a band out of Spokane, Washington, called The Testaments so they had to change their name to The New Testaments.

Yeah, he’s literally inviting people to engage in hand-to-hand single combat. ::eyeroll::

A drunk Gary Busey, you morons!

I’ll join you for a pint and we can throw on Face to Face.

He can’t, his fingers have calcified into a permanent peace sign.

It’s alright.

I thought it was interesting when I first saw it like two years ago.

I think they’re referring to her parents.

I could certainly do with some financial comfort to accompany my alienation.

Aka Fogel-Man: Into the Us-iverse

The Crisis of Infinite ‘Us’es aka This is Us-tice League Unlimited

She has that vacant Taryn Manning gaze.

Well...you at least have to be famous enough for the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce to have heard of you before they would even consider your application.

When I turn the TV on at 10PM, it’s usually on Nickelodeon from where my kids were watching it earlier, and Friends is usually on. I casually watched it back in the day and thought it was “pretty good”, but now I’m just like, “Good god, how did anybody ever watch this crap? How does anybody still watch this crap?”

And I think, as powerful as he is, that he retains enough youthful naiveté and awe of his old master to think, “He survived all that? Holy shit, he is powerful!”