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MisterBibs posted:This is kinda generic and subjective, I know, but has there been any episodes in the last 20-30 episodes that are particularly funny? Nothing against the hosts, but I've had this huge apathetic span of late where I see there's a new episode, feel nothing for the title, and just mark it read. Pottersville The Fan Murder at 1600 Saw Those are the ones from the past couple months I think I've laughed at the most
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MisterBibs posted:This is kinda generic and subjective, I know, but has there been any episodes in the last 20-30 episodes that are particularly funny? Nothing against the hosts, but I've had this huge apathetic span of late where I see there's a new episode, feel nothing for the title, and just mark it read. Drop Zone. Just for the sky diver news network alone.
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Jan 10, 2018 04:48
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The last episode of the Nexus was really good.
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Hard To Kill is easily a Top 10 WHM episode.
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tin can made man posted:What episode has them going on a little tangent about Unsolved Mysteries and how the show started running out of actual murders/missing persons/lost heir material so they started running stories about the Bigfoot and such? Like a dream, I can vividly picture the bit, but all the surrounding details are fuzzy, so if anyone here remembers, then maybe you can help solve a mystery The Wizard. It's the ep I happened to listen to yesterday!
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I thought Boss Baby was fantastic. The bit about the Eraserhead baby had me in tears.
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precision posted:The Circle is too boring to be the worst anything. It's like a movie length iPod commercial, with smaller iPod commercials nested within it (like the Beck scene, my lord) I don't know man, there's some fertile ground: -Bill Paxton (in his final role) making GBS threads his pants -a kayaking accident somehow serving as Emma Watson's Emmaus Road conversion to thinking the private surveillance state is actually Really Good -John Boyega playing a character that they seemingly seemingly couldn't decide if they wanted to cut from the movie or not -Boyhood guy turning in one of the worst performances ever put to film
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Jan 10, 2018 17:13
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236 pages and the movie that made someone go ''THEY'RE WRONG ABOUT THIS ONE GUYS'' was a Fast & Furious sequel smh
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If they don't do bye bye man I'm going to riot.
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Grapplejack posted:If they don't do bye bye man I'm going to riot. I have some good news
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Jan 10, 2018 18:54
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6 more ding dong days.
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sick, bro
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I remember when Wahlberg got pissy with Andy Samberg for doing an impression of him on TRL. Mark Wahlberg being one of the most unnecessarily self-serious actors in Hollywood will never stop delighting me. You were in The Big Hit, my dude.
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Jan 10, 2018 23:20
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I watched Balance of Terror off the back of the Nexus episode, and I was really impressed with how they'd make a tense Hunt for Red October/The Enemy Below scenario with what appears to be no budget. Also the first Original Series Star Trek episode I've watched, to my memory!
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Fart City posted:I remember when Wahlberg got pissy with Andy Samberg for doing an impression of him on TRL. Mark Wahlberg being one of the most unnecessarily self-serious actors in Hollywood will never stop delighting me. You were in The Big Hit, my dude. stay tuned for that one. I want the WHM boys to taste the golden spray
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The Deleter posted:I watched Balance of Terror off the back of the Nexus episode, and I was really impressed with how they'd make a tense Hunt for Red October/The Enemy Below scenario with what appears to be no budget. Also the first Original Series Star Trek episode I've watched, to my memory! Balance of Terror is one of the most classic Star Trek episodes of all time, so I was really surprised that most of them had never seen it.
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last night i had about 8 tall glasses of water and watched the first 30 minutes of The Boss Baby what the ding dong everloving gently caress did i watch. just... what the gently caress i keep remembering things that were in it and thinking "that can't possible be right, can it?"
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I was watching my nieces and nephews over the holidays and I ended up watching The Boss Baby 3 times with them
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Yaws posted:I was watching my nieces and nephews over the holidays and I ended up watching The Boss Baby 3 times with them Like the old tale about dropping LSD three times, I believe this technically makes you legally insane.
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Fart City posted:Like the old tale about dropping LSD three times, I believe this technically makes you legally insane. It's crazy how kids can watch the same movie over and over again and in no way get sick of it.
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Fart City posted:Like the old tale about dropping LSD three times, I believe this technically makes you legally insane. "legally"
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Yaws posted:It's crazy how kids can watch the same movie over and over again and in no way get sick of it. my little sister growing up, for reasons that are far beyond me, used to want to watch Stripes like every single drat day. she was like 6 years old.
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precision posted:my little sister growing up, for reasons that are far beyond me, used to want to watch Stripes like every single drat day. she was like 6 years old. Eh, Stripes is an OK movie. She could've done worse. Odd for a 6 year old though
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Yeah I love Stripes but have absolutely no clue what she saw in it
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My niece used to sit through either The Wizard of Oz or The Incredibles over and over. Sometimes three times consecutively.
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Rev. Bleech_ posted:My niece used to sit through either The Wizard of Oz or The Incredibles over and over. Sometimes three times consecutively. The Wizard of Oz owns. I watched it recently as a bitter broken down adult and it holds up. Great movie.
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Twitter has decided the Boss Baby stork is a shoebill and it's pretty great (also fitting since shoebills are both goofy and scary) https://twitter.com/MarkT_6275/status/950751474149134337
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Jan 12, 2018 05:58
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The memories of my cousin sitting in a lovely diaper watching The Little Mermaid six or seven times a day for months on end pretty much ruined that movie for me. Almost makes me feel bad for my parents for how many times I watched TMNT II.
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Hell same, but my sisters were obsessed with Benny & Joon. At least I had the god given decency to think that the sun rose and set on Ghostbusters.
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My 2 year old watches Sing like once a day. You get numb to it, could be a lot worse I guess.
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The first two films I recall watching in theaters were TMNT 2 and Look Who's Talking Now. I wonder if that traumatized me somehow. Can't recall any specific movie I watched a lot as a kid though. Maybe that Land Before Time sequel where the waterfall stopped. EDIT: Oh yeah, I also watched Casper: A Spirited Beginning WAY too many times as a kid.
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I watched Jaws every single day over summer vacation 1991, and Terminator 2 every single day over summer vacation in 1992. I regret nothing. Well, maybe I regret being so squeamish about gore I left the room during "this is what happens" and the "YOU GUYS OKAY OVAH DEH?" dude's leg falling to the bottom.
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I probably watched Aliens once a month when I was 10, that's the closest I've been to repetition.
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Where did Eric Movie originate? Was it an episode or something that sprang up on social media?
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I watched Return of the Jedi so much as a kid that the tape fell apart and we had to buy a replacement.
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I watched Goonies end on end for about a month then my parents 'lost' the tape. Apparently it just fell in the garbage accidentally.
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Pops Mgee posted:I watched Return of the Jedi so much as a kid that the tape fell apart and we had to buy a replacement. It was on TBS so much, I ended up having multiple copies recorded.
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clown shoes posted:Where did Eric Movie originate? Was it an episode or something that sprang up on social media? It's from the Winter's Tale episode, but I can't remember the context of when it's first brought up. I think someone just misspeaks and says the phrase "Eric movie" and they run with it as a character.
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