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She seemed surprised that Willow was so short, so I'm guessing that their clones come out the exact age? Otherwise the concept of offspring going through a growing phase wouldn't have seemed so foreign (put'er in a brawr).

Paul really nailed "Louise," no problem, each time. How far we've come from Teen Witch!

I specifically came here to say the same thing. I thought it was VM, too. Granted, I really enjoyed the all shit they gave Paul for it, but still.

I really enjoyed the part where Navy guy with the monitor asks Sam Shepard if they should send a search party out for Jessica Biel. In North Korea. "Son, we have no diplomatic relations with that country!" I want a whole other movie about why that guy wasn't immediately discharged for such a dumb question. I also don't understand why the Navy tech guy/EDI mechanic was allowed to look like he lived in the ship's basement. Fairly certain that neither his hair nor t-shirts were military-issue.

That was, if I may "June" here a moment, so upsetting.

So here's a thing, this might have been my favorite line from the show (actual credit Eliza Brubaker):

Paul F. Tompkins and Nicole Beyer are two of my all-time favorites. I really really enjoyed John Mulaney on Solarbabies...I hope they have him back sometime!

Oh man guys I watched "Dragonheart" and totally missed the memo. I even did my first nerd notes submission for this one...I went all in. I went all in too hard. Enjoy.

Guys help me with this Guzman family home set decoration. Were bannister bows a thing? That seems unsafe and also insane. Also, I was pleased that Luis looked like my favorite Barbie (and also my avatar).

I completely enjoyed this movie. Somehow I'd never seen it before. I paused it and downloaded the soundtrack at like 20 minutes in. I was in prime teenage years in 1995, so there was a nostalgia overload going on. The oral history said that with the costuming, they were going for "what kids would be wearing 15 minutes from now," so in a way the rash guard top made sense because I had surfer-inspired clothes and wetsuit-material clothes (I was nowhere near a beach, but the mall had a Pac-Sun).

I work in aviation and I know a lot of regular dad-types with modest homes (i.e., poor garbage people) who have a fractional ownership in private planes. Shared expenses and all that. Don't know how common this was in 1987. Courtney Cox's character says she's getting on a plane and moving 3,000 miles away from it all, then the newspaper clipping about her parents says "California." (I paused it, I'm not proud.) So, not middle America, which is so weird to me. And finally, I lost my mind when I saw Pons "Fake Person" Maar in the credits.

Obviously one of June's best episodes.

I'm so guilty of liking this movie. I had a poster of it in my dorm. But people make way worse mistakes in college...right? I've grown up since then. And I've never used an Axe product, I promise.

I agree about catching the references; I laugh every time he raps about June and the monkeys gettin' paid.

Glad I found this one on the list. So Paul said recently that it's the only movie he's ever walked out of (well, drove out of). Wonder if it's too traumatic to revisit? It's my favorite bad movie.

A friend who I secretly went to all the "Twilights" with sent me the link to the "Breaking Dawn, Part 2" episode a year ago. The CGI baby rant and "Not-Tom-Skerritt" had me hooked. I'm working my way through the back episodes.