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First of all, Fast movies? Yes! That's a great idea! Second, have any of you motherfuckers seen this?!?

According to Letterboxd somebody hasn't seen Paddington. That's a charming AF movie about family.

It was great hearing some of these clips again. It's a true testament to the nature of this show that there can be so many great moments that I forget about some of the ones I loved the most. Here's to another 200 more great episodes!

Question for you all. Now that Halloween is over, I need a new theme for the movies I watch (because my life demands order). Since there aren’t that many Thanksgiving Movies - besides Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, Dutch, and the Charlie Brown and Garfield Specials - I’m trying to find movies that are at least generally about gratitude, generosity, family, and thankfulness. It’s more the theme that matters, not the genre. I’ve never seen them, but I’ve already placed Eat, Pray, Love, Tyler Perry’s Family Reunion, and The Pursuit of Happiness in my queue. Can you all think of anything else/better? Thanks, guys! I know I can count on you! (Of course, I only need enough for a few weeks, because once T-giving is over [maybe even slightly before], I am 100% on the Hallmark Christmas movie train and I’ll be on that sucker for the rest of the year )

Oh my God! It's been too long since I've heard that "What's its Mission?" clip. I'm dying. That's still so amazing. And Jason's laughter for "What's a Street Fighter" is pure joy. Thanks for 200 episodes!

Damn, Tom, it’s like you don’t even read my posts anymore...

@Cameron H. have you seen Dutch? Might be a good Thanksgiving movie. I haven’t seen it since I was a kid, but I remember loving it. ETA: I’m a dumb dumb

Is Danica Mckellar the queen of holiday themed, made for tv romance movies now? I saw she's done 9 Hallmark movies since 2015

Omg! Omg! Omg! This looks like the best movie ever made! Thank you for bringing it to my attention. http://youtu.be/_aMZ37kiIKU And it says the production company is The Asylum. Am I to understand the makers of Sharknado are now making Christmas movies?

@Cameron H. I’m waiting too, although Love at the Christmas Table almost broke my resolve the other day

Fuck yeah! Amazon knows what's up. I swear to God I would start watching them now, but I'm trying not to burn myself out on Christmas on the third day of November. I saw 12 Dates of Christmas come up the other day (thank you, Sara K) and I was so tempted to watch it. I hope there will be a new Christmas Prince this year. That movie was amaze-balls. 2 more weeks and it's on...

Forgot to tell you that Amazon Prime started recommending Hallmark Christmas movies to me already.

There's Hannah And Her Sisters and Alice's Restaurant. I haven't seen Pieces Of April but I know it takes place on Thanksgiving.

Thankskilling is on Prime I think, the perfect Thanksgiving movie that will segue out of Halloween.

What's the character Amy Poehler plays that always says "and I've got one leg..." That is what I keep thinking of while watching Skyscraper.

I messed up the hosting so I will fix it in the meantime and do 2 shows on Sunday: 6 p.m. Eastern and 9 p.m. Eastern. I think the link above should work that day as well.

I love this episode. It should be one of the ones that is always available like the Howdies. It touched on a lot of great moments (even if there was no mention of BLOODSPORT). I am excited for SKYSCRAPER. Going to rent it tonight!

Ok. I should be able to do the 9pm on Sunday. I got the DVD from the library but I'd rather watch it with friends if I can.

I went to college at SUNY Fredonia. The town of Fredonia, NY is proud of the fact that the dictatorship of Freedonia was so named because of the shitty time the brothers had when they played a vaudeville show there. (Though the Wikipedia page is more kind)

I saw a picture but I won't post without permission (I respect copyright). I don't think he was in costume? But he did the eyes in the photo. So if he is like Santa, I imagine him showing up on Halloween and just photobombing everyone with bug eyes.

One Hit Wonder of the Week: "IF YOU HAVE FOREVER, DOES ANYTHING MEAN ANYTHING?" by 80s teen pop sensation June.

Face Off is a terrible movie, but infinitely watchable. Same for Con Air. Those are two movies that epitomize the "so bad its good" genre.