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Bingowings said:
I never found the secret identity of Padme in TPM a compelling subplot.
Especially when AOTC reveals that Padme's her real name and not an alias, making the scenario completely ludicrous in retrospect.
"FUN!"
"HEY BABY, WE LIKE YOUR LIPS"
"FUN!"
"HEY BABY, WE LIKE YOUR PANTS"
"ALL ABOARD FOR FUNTIME"
"FUN!"
"HEY, I FEEL LUCKY TONIGHT"
"FUN!"
"I'M GONNA GET STONED AND RUN AROUND"
"ALL ABOARD FOR FUNTIME"
"FUN!"
"LAST NIGHT I WAS DOWN IN THE LAB"
"FUN!"
"TALKIN' TO DRACULA AND HIS CREW"
"ALL ABOARD FOR FUNTIME"
"FUN!"
"I DON'T NEED NO HEAVY TRIPS"
"FUN!"
"I JUST DO WHAT I WANT TO DO"
"ALL ABOARD FOR FUNTIME"
"WE'RE HAVIN' FUN"
"WE'RE HAVIN' FUN"
"WE'RE HAVIN' FUN"
"FUN!"
"BABY BABY, WE LIKE YOUR LIPS"
"FUN!"
"BABY BABY, WE LIKE YOUR PANTS"
"ALL ABOARD FOR FUNTIME"
"FUN!"
"EVERYBODY, WE WANT IN"
"FUN!"
"WE WANT SOME, WE WANT SOME"
"ALL ABOARD FOR FUNTIME"
"FUN!"
"BABY BABY, WE LIKE YOUR LIPS"
"FUN!"
"BABY BABY, WE LIKE YOUR PANTS"
"ALL ABOARD FOR FUNTIME"
Wasn't he one of Frink's dirty socks?
The Merchant said:
The season finale was grand!
Shucks! And all this time I thought it was Cesar Romero!
...
Wait, what?!
^You understand this thread better than anyone else in the universe.
Darth Id said:
What?
Where and, most importantly, when?
larryharp said:
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TOO LATE FOR THAT NOW, BITCH, MUCH TOO LATE!!!
"Give my regards to King Tut, asshole."
TV's Frink said:
ATMachine said:
What if Han isn't Rey's real father?
Who?
He's the guy who made the Kessel run in less than twelve parsecs.
twister111 said:
How the hell did this picture of me get on the Internet?!
TV's Frink said:
DuracellEnergizer said:
I didn't realize that's where annoying is located.
"Annoying" and "awesome" are secret synonyms, you know.
Give me an entire empty warehouse and every LEGO set ever released and I will create an entire microcosmic universe from floor to ceiling.
"This is not the reality you're looking for."
FlatCap said:
SIGNED Concept art by the STAR WARS artist
I'm intrigued. Could you tell us more about this edit?
EyeShotFirst said:
Showing what we've become used to as a society. I guess Linda Blair will be in a Snickers commercial as her Exorcist character next.
The urge to shave my head has re-emerged. Oh, if only it were July ...
^GTFO of my thread, you jive turkey sonuva[censored].
Hot to Trot (1988)
This movie is abysmally stupid and not funny for any of the right reasons. Of course, that doesn't stop it from being funny for all the wrong reasons.
C-
Throw Momma from the Train (1987)
Anne Ramsey is a goddess. A hideous, ugly, nasty goddess to be sure, but a goddess nonetheless.
B+
Deliverance (1972)
With the way everybody talks about this movie, I was expecting something almost on the level of The Shawshank Redemption. All I really got, though, was a slightly above average movie. I guess Ned Beatty squealing like a pig is tremendously memorable. *shrug*
B-
The Interrogation of Michael Crowe (2002)
This would have been another generic by-the-numbers Canadian TV movie were it not for one thing: Mark Rendall's performance; he's an excellent actor and he raises the entire picture above mediocrity, and mediocre is what this film would have been with a lesser actor in the title role.
C+/B-
American Graffiti (1973)
There, I've finally seen this movie. Thankfully, unlike Deliverance, it lives up to it's reputation. I admit I was kind of hoo-hum about the picture at first, but by the time the dweeb with the glasses had his car stolen while shacking up with the ditzy blonde, I was won over.
B+
ATMachine said:
That reminds me: the original outline for the TOS episode Mirror, Mirror took place in a parallel universe which was almost exactly the same as the normal one.
(In other words, it wasn't the Always Chaotic Evil Universe we saw on screen.)
The major differences were that McCoy (not Spock) had a beard; Kirk was married; and nobody had ever invented the phaser. Which led to Starfleet nearly being defeated by an alien race who never gave "our" Kirk any trouble.
Of course, when Kirk arrives in this parallel world, he promptly re-invents the phaser and saves the day.
In other words, it was very much a riff on L. Sprague de Camp's Lest Darkness Fall.
Sounds kinda lame. I do like the idea of Alternate Kirk having a wife, though (as long as it was Janice Rand, of course).
Hollywood, Lifetime, and porn: the three persons of film's Unholy Trinity.
From late 2008 to about, oh, 2011 or so I was pretty obsessed with Alanis Morissette.
I can't say why I became obsessed with her, exactly, but it was pretty much kicked off when I heard her very first album almost back-to-back with her third, more popular album; the juxtaposition of silly teen pop with angry alternative rock must have intrigued me enough to want to hear how her musical evolution unfolded.
darth_ender said:
Yes, I agree, he does sound like he's talking down
And here I thought you were the resident patronizer on this board. ;-)
