BruceH

Get that woman a radio show!!!!

What I can't believe is that it's K-Mart that's buying Sears, not the other way 'round. Just a little while ago K-Mart was under Chapter 11 protection. Now they're buying Sears? I'll never understand big bidnizz.

"emo"? What the hell is "emo"? Never heard of it.

I'm sorry to hear this. I'll keep my fingers crossed about you appearing on Fresh Air. Meanwhile, I've requested several libraries to purchase your book.

I liked it just fine, but I'd have to say that Election is still my favorite Payne film.

So you don't like her voice?

Yuck!! You want to taste turkey and gravy, EAT some turkey with gravy say I!

When I was in 6th grade, I read the noveliztion of Silent Running. When I finally saw it on TV I was a little disappointed...but that was TV, with commercials etc.

What do you know----my wife and I are going to see it tonight. I hear Alexander Payne lives in Northern California now, which is one reason he did this movie.

I nominate Horace-scope!!! (Or Tokyo Blues; either one.)

TWO pilots!!!!???? I thought only Star Trek could make that claim.

I suppose we can all be glad she didn't get an anaconda to protect her daughter. Ouch!

Who is going to be getting the new Columbo set? I heard it includes "Prescription Murder" from 1968, the character's very first appearance.

This is a good set. Not quite a Mobley or Brooks, but damn good.

YUCK!!

Eeeewwwww----icky!!

One thing I hafta know--- Why are they so desperate?

But on WHOSE LAWN?????

That was Susan Saint James. Not quite the same caliber of actress. Whoops! Well, I was 1/3 right (and totally wrong.)

Another great line from North By Northwest, delivered by Grant: "I like your flavor..."

Wasn't she also the wife in the series "McMillan and Wife" with Rock Hudson?

From "The Onion" Nov. 3rd: "Despite Republican Victory, Bush Supporter Has Tiny, Tiny Penis"

Very nice Martin! Can you quote from Notorious and Rear Window as well?

hell yeah- I'd say they jumped the shark around season 7-that would have been 1996, I believe. Definitely by 1997. I can only bear to watch Treehouse of Horror now, and even that is approaching lameness. Last night's was worth it to hear the Perfect Strangers' theme though!! I think it's gone downhill a number of times. What happens (as I see it) is the show declines in quality, then they hire a new gang of writers and the quality spikes upward...then the new writers cycle through or just run out of steam and the show goes down again. And so on. The problem is that with each "rebound" in quality, the highpoint is lower than the previous one. So what we have is a diminishing sine-wave. Just my impression. I barely catch the show anymore, though I watched the latest Treehouse of Horror last night. To be fair, seasons 2, 3, and (most of) 4 are a tough act to follow. D'oh!

So let's see: Evil Polish immigrants sell unfairly huge condoms. I think we've gone way into politically-incorrectland.