Johnny Unusual

Good work! Totally deserved it!

This one is pretty badass. Good work!

Cool, but it goes on a bit too long.

Neat. I think it's pretty nifty!

I like it. Perfect for some sort of cooking montage in a quirky comedy.

That's good!

Oh Ducca. Don't ever leave us!

Drew Drowege (I think I'm way off with the spelling) did a really amazing character early on, but never really appeared again.

Ron Funches

I wish I could have seen it in theatres, but humour is difficult to translate between languages, so I won't be expecting it in Korean theatres.

Satan?

I totally forgot that Gillian was in this one. Yeah, this is Andy at his best. One of the best improvisers out there.

"Live from New York, it's the Great State... of California!"

Well said both Chang and Seanotron. I haven't listened to the podcast, but I do like the conversation as a Sci-fi and super-hero fan (need more diversity in heroes too. There are a lot of black heroes bit not a lot of memorable leads. Dwayne McDuffie did a lot of great work on that before his unfortunate passing.) I want to recommend a BBC documentary podcast about sci-fi writing in Africa. I don't remember the name of it and there's a lot to sort through, but it is pretty great.

And of course, there would be DLC content for Ducca mini-games Robobtron Dig Ducca Mortal Emotional Kontact Kevin Fuck Hunt Mindsweeper Aff-Zero-Mation Nation Chronic the Depression Bob's Sleeping Pill Addiction Support Group Vs. Capcom Allergy Birds Rock Banned from the Library for Reason I Won't Go Into But I Will Admit to Using the Internet to See Inappropriate Materials Tete-a-Tetris Too Much Candy Crush and Now I Have Type 2 Diabetes Dr. Mario Won't See Me Until I Pay My Previous Hospital Bills Night Sweats Trap and Bad Bac Man

A fewof small omissions: - I was hoping someone would point out that Disney now OWNS Howard, the character they sued for looking too much like Donald. When the original creator, Steve Gerber, returned to the character in the early 2000's, after having left the character for about 20 years (due to a dispute with Marvel over ownership rights), he did an R-rated version that poked fun of Disney by having Howard turn into a mouse. - As Kirsten Schaal pointed out, it was an existential comic and though there was humour and satire, a lot of it was commenting on the human condition and, according to Gerber;"that life's most serious moments and most incredibly dumb moments are often distinguishable only by a momentary point of view." Screenwriter Gloria Katz rejected that notion saying, "It's a film about a duck from outer space... It's not supposed to be an existential experience". - And just as an interesting tag to the existential aspect, the tagline for both the movie and the comic is "trapped in a world he never made," which is a bit of a joke since that's the human condition: WE ARE ALL TRAPPED IN A WORLD WE DIDN'T MAKE!

Yeah, Marvel just had it licensed, though for a VERY long time. Dark Horse has the license now. And I don't think Marvel had ANYTHING to do with the Conan movie (though I remember that Roy Thomas, the man who brought Conan to comics, had commented on how he felt the film could be better).

Yeah, but that was a TV movie.

Please put this in Corrections and Omissions! I was thinking the same thing.

Howard the Duck is not a detective in the comics... he's really just a guy who strange things happen too, sort of accidentally wandering into adventures by virtue that he's an alien on Earth. He'll sometimes pick up other jobs, but often depended on Beverly (the character Lea Thompson played).

Recently, I went to an unlicensed but friendly doctor who I trusted to perform a simple mole removal. Well, colour me embarrassed because after he used anesthesia to put me under (this should have been my first warning sign, but suffering from insomnia as I do, I welcomed it) he performed the following unnecessary surgeries and treatments. Now, I don't go to "mainstream" doctors for fear of encountering a callous and mean "Dr. House" like figure or a particularly grumpy Doogie Howzer, so if you can give me any advice about how to deal with the after effects of the following surgeries, I would appreciate it. Otoplasty Autoplasty Angioplasty Rhinoplasty White Rhinoplasty Skin Grafts Ear Grafts Corruption and Graft AKA the Tammany Tiger AKA The Nixon Addition Biopsy Heteropsy Biopsy Daisy Hair Transplant Heart Transplant Skin Trans AM Appendix Implants A Triple Bypass A Double Lane Highway A High Colognic (not a misprint) A Bone Bleaching A Root Canal And a mud pack That you, and I can't wait to hear about the holistic and locally bought ways I can deal with this.

I'll admit this one might not be too likely since it is a bit rare, but if they ever do an older TV movie, this would be great. It's the little known TV movie sequel to Rosemary's Baby that has the baby grow up and try to reject his anti-christ destiny. It's very 70's and very ridiculous. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=JcGyruS1ag8#t=134s http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gJ66WFotY0

AAAAAAAAAAWWWWW YEAAAAAH!

I've just come here to recommend these comedy-related medications and treatments. Kids Aspirin in the Hall Futuroma Therapy Cheers Candling The Daily Dose with Jon Stewart Chicken Soup with Joel McHale The Colbert Medical Report

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