The new episodes of "Mystery Science Theater 3000" are coming out and, in the episode "Deathsport," a motorcyclist is blown up, to which Crow remarks, "If Michael Bay directed 'Rad.'"
"Rad" has now been referenced in "Mystery Science Theater 3000." Thank you for your attention to this matter.
My blog has been pretty Norm-heavy lately. I assume it's simply that we are around the anniversary of Norm's death (or around the anniversary of his birthday?).
Let me explain this video. Obviously, a 2+ hour video titled "Norm Macdonald’s Last Words to Dave" is not accurate unless Norm was speaking very slowly. Another thing that this video is not: it is not the complete collection of Norm's appearances on Letterman. You can do that here [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].
This is something in between the two where it's a particular selection but a long selection.
The stars of Top That (from the movie "Teen Witch") talk about the making of Top That (from the movie "Teen Witch").
Although the scene remains enigmatic, it is at least a little less so. I've always wondered why what's-her-name would be so in-your-face to the boy she had a crush on.
Also, did you know that's not really the actors' voices in the song? Yes, we all knew that. We all knew that implicitly. Remote tribes who aren't aware that movies exist and have never heard of the concept of overdubbed audio, know instinctively that those people are not making those sounds.
If you're looking for the "Dude-atude" documentary that's notably absent from this blog, you can find it here.
I'm currently reading "Debunking Economics" by Steve Keen, in which the modern "science" of economics is shown to be built on false premises and therefore provably false.
And although I'm only partway through the book, my mind is ready for Jerry Banfield's alternate business strategy where he goes into debt and expects money to come to him when he offers no desirable product or service.
