the one Night Court scene that lives rent free in my head is when they all took IQ tests and Bull says he scored 181 and they all look at him like what, and then he goes, “oh wait it’s upside down”

John Astin will bury us all!

Not for nothing, the nightmare sequence near the beginning of Part 2 is probably the best summation of Batman’s origins and ethos in any medium, and it’s only like a minute long.

*Richard Moll as Two Face screaming as he falls into a burning chasm*:

Moll had said he’d “run the other way” if asked to join a reboot back in 2013. I think he was not fond of the idea of seeing some other cast members again.

Early credits include such character names as “Big Thug,” “Abominable Snowman,” and “Harold, The Monster.”

I was just watching the Two Face origin episode of Batman TAS a few nights ago. The way he differentiated between Harvey Dent and then Two Face (and then Two Face channeling Dent when speaking to his fiancée) is truly incredible. Growing up I always thought it was two different actors.

RIP. His performance as Harvey Dent/Two-Face on BTAS was phenomenal.

Yes. I got an earful about him from an actor I was working with. In full transparency, my co-worker was our lead, and easily the best number 1 on the call sheet I’ve ever met, so I have a bias. Anyway, my co-worker did a stage play with him, and it did not go well. Dreyfus could not learn his lines, has serious…

Does this wax-faced fidget even work anymore? All his carping about how wrong other people are, whether its civics, The Academy or playwrights is really past its prime. GO somewhere and do a JOB!

Dreyfuss was the keynote speaker at a fundraiser for my former workplace. He talked about civics, which was his big thing at the time. He was absolutely unhinged, ranting about the collapse of society (this was before 2016 so fine, but just because they’re after you doesn’t mean you aren’t paranoid), forgetting…

But Richard Dreyfuss always comes off as such a nice and even keeled person! He never has a bad word to say about anyone! 

The Shark Is Broken, a fictionalized account of the filming of Spielberg classic Jaws.

I LOVED the SR reboot, and played the hell out of it, well over a hundred hours. Shrug. I thought it got unfairly dragged on by people that either didn’t really give it a chance or who had too firmly set expectations of what a SR game should be. Some of the responses to the game felt overly reactionary over bullshit…

Also, thanks for pointing out what a game changer constant 60fps was at the time. TM Black and THPS3 weren’t exactly radical reinventions of their formulas, but after playing them in lightning quick frame rates, it was hard to go back to their 25fps breathren (and the last-gen draw distances) on the PS1.

Tarantino should probably get therapy, but I don’t know if he’d want to foot the bill.

Again with this? It’s Cliff Booths daydream. Yea Quentin wrote it but it’s fiction. 

That’s sad but also better than the vehicle.

Someone called it the Busy Forks and that is the only way I can remember its name.

Step 1: Make what’s arguably one of the worst EVs