Once you think of Ian McShane as Wednesday its pretty impossible to imagine anyone else. He has that cynical, manipulative, aged lion vibe completely dialed in.

All I need to know about it is that some elementary school kid in Texas is using it to threaten his friends. Fortunately his principal suspended him, so everything is ok now.

God damn space hippies.

Even though it's a van, I'm wondering if it doesn't need a slot on yesterday's post about murder houses.

Any child conceived in that van is doomed to be a serial killer.

There is only one spin-off movie I wanna see. I've wanted to see it since I was seven years old and 'Return of the Jedi' first came out, and the idea appeals to me just as much now as it did back then. The fact that it would never ever EVER happen doesn't stop me from wanting it for over three decades.

Three rings for the Sporty-kids, under the sky,

What a measured, rational response to children using their imagination. Bravo.

Here's a photo of Aiden outside of his school.

Hitchcock, apparently a huge asshole to birds.

Here's something that always bugged me about BTTF2-3:

I would have been more impressed if he had pissed a double rainbow.

Looks like one of those spiders that hang out around the hellmouth at dusk and dawn.

Wish they'd put that series out on dvd, I remember it but was too young to get anything out of it at the time. I remember the one they found a hoax that was held up by a helicopter and it sprinkled pixie dust out of the bottom of it.

These two know everything there is to know about UFOs.

These guys probably know more.

To be fair, you don't get much practice.

I am personally very fond of Flowers for Algernon. Though it's technically a short story, I feel it deserves to be at least mentioned.