I just now realized how heavily the Inspector Gadget theme leaned on Edvard Grieg’s “In the Hall of the Mountain King”.

That is totally a post-apocalyptic naming trope there, as if Thundarr found him on the forgotten ruins of the UCLA campus, befriended him, and saw a faded sign right above him and read “‘Oo-kla’...that’s it, I’ll call you Ookla!”

The iPhone app has a “Free to Me” toggle selection that only shows Prime or free-with-ads content, which is nice, but I haven’t seen anything similar on the AppleTV or Android apps.

He clearly said “Brad” but then he just as clearly says “Brett”.  I never sweated it, and assumed he couldn’t keep the name straight and didn’t care because Brad/Brett was just an inconsequential pissant to him, and was about to die in two minutes anyway.

Welcome to Earf!

Sounds good.

I‘ve liked him since A Midnight Clear. God, that movie destroys me.

It’s real...and it’s spectacular.

President Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho surely seems smarter than the president we’ve got.

If Twitter really gave a shit about “the public interest” they would have folded years ago.

It’s part of his origin of being in comic books written for children.

I personally feel that Batman should be able to walk through the average doorway without  hunching down.

Even if it is hard to translate the batsuit to live action, that doesn’t mean that you should stop trying and just let it look like total ass. And I thought Affleck’s Batman looked magnificent, almost like the Arkham games come to life.  Too bad the movies around him were atrocious.

Well, I hadn’t watched the video before because I was having issues playing it on my phone, but now that I have., I can say that clearly wasn’t a “him or them” situation.

I think Batman should go out of his way to use non-lethal means to take down enemies, but not shy away from killing if it’s him or them.

Looks better than that hunk of garbage that looked liked it was strapped onto him with chicken wire before, that’s for sure. Certainly couldn’t have looked much worse.

I guess that’s true, although they were already on a career upswing. By 1980 they were at a low point and were literally about to call it quits when they got a call. Ozzy Osborne had pulled out of the Reading Festival at the last minute, and a replacement was needed to fill his slot. Slade was asked if they wanted…

Reminds me of the time I watched Pulp Fiction with my mom.

You’re probably thinking of the Penguin omnibus that compiles the first four Ripley novels.

I remember seeing a guy who looked just like him pop up in a short cameo appearance on X-Play on G4 ages ago, and the credits didn’t say anything, so I reached out to him on fucking MySpace (like I said, it was ages ago) out of the blue just to ask “Hey, was that you on X-Play?”. He replied right awayand was like,…