Late Show - Siskel & Ebert Go Off the Rails

 I've been going down the rabbit hole of Siskel and Ebert lately. It seems infinitely watchable - it's a great nostalgia from my youth and the list of movies I want to hear them talk about just keeps growing. I want to hear what they thought of great movies, I want to hear what they thought of really terrible movies and then most of all I want to hear what they thought of movies that can go either way. It goes on and on. 

I don't know if anyone shares this phenomenon so I won't be sharing "Siskel & Ebert highlights" here but this clip came up and it's fantastic.

The Greatest Mister T Mystery of Them All

 

According to imdb, there are 30 episodes of "Mister T" and, also according to imdb, Mr. T is a part of the cast of 15 episodes. How? How can there be "Mister T" episodes without Mr. T? How is that possible? 

Edit: I think I figured it out... IMDB has episodes that have no credits associated so it doesn't count Mr. T as having been in them. Another mystery solved, gang.

The Invention of Cereal

 This will sound like a joke but it's not: I've always wondered about the history of cereal. Now I know. Turns out it's very interesting.

Late Night - Conan Visits Ireland

 Conan visits his homeland in honor of St. Patrick's Day.

The 1 Year Anniversary of '15 Days to Flatten the Curve'

 Happy Anniversary, everybody! It feels like just yesterday.

The 10th Anniversary of Half in the Bag

Half in the Bag is 10 years old and George Lucas is there...

 

I love the thumbnail. I'm thinking (hoping) that random circles and arrows are on their way out but a good parody is always fun.