The only thing I remember from that movie was Sgt. Slaughter being trapped in an elevator and using his thumbnail to unscrew the control panel to stop it. Even as a kid I thought that was insane.

No, nobody cares about the Go-Bots.

Personally, I really liked the first half of Lynch's Dune. Even the narrated comic book exposition dump. "Put your hand in the box" is classic. Even the giant space vagina Guild Navigator had a weird gravitas.

It feels to me like Doc and Jackson wrote 13 overstuffed episodes and then tried to figure out how to cram them down into 8 episodes. In the end they weren't successful, they ran out of episodes too quick and left way too much unresolved. Hanks new relationship. Dean's college experience. Pretty much everything…

I have been impressed just how obscure Doc and Jackson are willing to go for their references. Fabric minutia. 80s music videos. 90s sitcoms. Little known comic book characters. 19th century literature.

I'm pretty sure it's the Polar Bear the Captain was messing with at the start of the episode. That's why it was still tranqed and Brock had to lug it by hand.

Fuck you Tammy!

Archer kind of lost me with Archer Vice. They seemed to be kind of flailing at anything by that point. Sure, Cheryl is a country western singer now, why not? Pam being coked out constantly must be good for some laughs right?

Mr. Rogers in a bloodstained sweater.

I just love when Doc and Jackson come up with parody superheroes/villains. Having them come door to door for protection money was the icing on the cake.

How old are you? The demographic that knew about and saw this show is pretty narrow.

Reality TV took over because it was so cheap to produce. It's the sort of thing some middle manager would look at and go "These types of shows have the best return on investment, more like this!"

Youtube shows nudity. There's even a flag where you can only see it if you're logged in or do some tricky stuff with the URL. What they supposedly don't show is porn, but there is a big grey area where exploitation flicks live that can still show up on Youtube, and disappear just as easily after a few months or…

I tried to rent the Spirit from Netflix, but the disk was cracked in half when I got it. So I did the disk replacement and the replacement was also cracked in half. I took this as a sign that I shouldn't watch the movie and moved on to the next thing in the queue.

Unless of course they got boob jobs, which are pretty common these days.

The Retirement Age? 61 seems rather old for a professional athlete.

I've never understood why writers have to give up an entire plot point just because one guy on the internet guessed it. I was happy to hear that JRRM is going ahead with his original plans for the end of GoT despite the fact that he read it on a message board somewhere.

Or Symbiotic Titan got cancelled because they weren't merchandising it heavily enough. "There's only one robot!"

Maybe not inspired by the book, but there are cases of kids running away into the woods and surviving:

The Matrix is 16 years old. Teenagers would range from "not even born yet" to "about to start preschool" when it came out.