So the mysterious people that inhabit the world of Terra Nova beyond the fence barrier are called "The Sixers"? Why? I understand the moniker "Others" for the mysterious people in LOST because they're other people not part of the main group. Unlike that situation, this doesn't make any sense. Are they six years old? Are they six feet tall? Are there only six of them? Did they successfully collect all six Dragonballs? What's the deal?

Best case scenario? It turns out it's the basketball team, complete with a time traveling Doctor J.

I once stabbed a box of Cheerios, draped it over my neck and went around as a "Cereal Killer"

Every movie after the first one sucked. It might be impossible to replace Clancy Brown but I imagine a higher budgeted and bloodier Highlander could surpass the original. I can't think of a director to helm a reboot off the top of my head though.

Television. An all encompassing discussion including television budgets, network vs. cable, favorite shows, the development and production differences and similarities between shows and films; all of that shit and maybe even more. I've heard DiF talk about movies for hours upon hours and while that rules, I would love for the gang to weigh in on television for a solid half-hour.

When I say greatest, I don't mean objectively, I mean my own personal favorite and by far for that matter.

There were a bunch of threads on various message boards trying to break down the story and metaphors and stuff when the film came out. One in particular stuck out to me because it was incredibly deranged yet plausible too. I can't find exact post at the moment, so here's the gist of it:

The insane asylum world is the real world. The burlesque parlor world is Sweat Pea's broken psyche's rationalization of the real world. "Dancing" in the burlesque world equates to sex in the real world. Anytime a girl is dancing, she is screwing an orderly in reality. Thus, when Baby Doll is dancing to distract guards, she is actually getting banged by an orderly while the other girls are doing their part in acquiring maps or whatever. The crazy insane fantasy worlds with German zombies and robots are Baby Doll's way of dealing with the rape in the asylum. The entire film is essentially about a bunch of mental patients coping with the sexual abuse from orderlies and doctors by imaging dream scenarios where they're free.

AND I DON'T WANNA TALK TO A FUCKING JEDI
Y'ALL MOTHERFUCKERS LYING AND I'LL GIVE YA A BLACK EYE

I didn't think it was complete shit but it wasn't good either. An entirely forgettable mediocre to average film. The best thing I can say about it is that the set design was impressively realistic.

Yeah, that's a pretty damn good monologue.

RETURN OF THE JEDI
0:08:09 - 0:09:37: BOTH - The issue of rebuilding the Death Star.
0:10:22 - 0:10:25: HUMOR - "On that note, let's get choked up... while Carrie Fisher's coked up."
0:10:48 - 0:11:38: INSIGHT - Trey reminisces about seeing the movies and the opening titles in theater.
0:13:21 - 0:14:20: INSIGHT - Sequel directors "getting" it and the scale of the productions.
0:14:20 - 0:18:27: INSIGHT - Lucas dropping out of the DGA and his directing style.
0:18:33 - 0:20:22: INSIGHT - How would Kershner approach Return Of The Jedi?
0:20:33 - 0:21:33: BOTH - Teague, the racist, dismisses African dialect. Brian corrects him.
0:22:00 - 0:22:35: INSIGHT - Directors in Star Wars.
0:23:19 - 0:23:37: HUMOR - Teague spots a titty.
0:24:55 - 0:25:21: HUMOR - Dorkman loves Sour Patch Kids.
0:25:21 - 0:26:47: INSIGHT - Trey discusses Phil Tippett's work on the movie.
0:28:14 - 0:30:00: BOTH - Star Wars merchandising, Ewoks over Wookies.
0:32:18 - 0:35:19: BOTH - Mark Hamill's post Star Wars career.
0:37:00 - 0:39:43: BOTH - The Rancor Keeper.
0:40:41 - 0:40:50: HUMOR - Teague spots a vagina pit and a shithead.
0:41:15 - 0:43:00: HUMOR - The absurdity of the escape plan.
0:43:39 - 0:44:34: HUMOR - Jabba's death and sexual deviancy.
0:48:46 - 0:48:59: INSIGHT - The Emperor's eye slugs.
0:53:18 - 0:53:30: HUMOR - Yoda's last requests.
0:54:41 - 0:55:34: BOTH - The original internet message board debates.
0:55:35 - 0:58:43: BOTH - From a certain point of view... these Jedi are full of shit.
1:01:34 - 1:03:08: INSIGHT - The story of the full size Falcon set.
1:10:43 - 1:11:45: INSIGHT - David Fincher's contributions to Star Wars.
1:12:58 - 1:16:54: INSIGHT - Trey obliterates the prequel's use of Jedi.
1:18:58 - 1:19:38: INSIGHT - Trey continues his crusade against the prequels.
1:22:14 - 1:25:03: INSIGHT - The problem with Ewoks.
1:29:04 - 1:30:55: BOTH - Leia remembers being born.
1:37:52 - 1:38:24: BOTH - A covert stealth mission in the forest? Bring along the noisy robots!
1:45:46 - 1:49:58: INSIGHT - Luke's motivation; morality in Star Wars; Trey's conquest over the prequels.
1:52:58 - 1:53:15: BOTH - The dead Ewok.
1:53:24 - 1:53:47: INSIGHT - Trey dominates again.
1:57:05 - 1:57:26: INSIGHT - The best stop motion animation ever.
2:06:20 - 2:07:07: INSIGHT - Vader's face turn.
2:07:31 - 2:07:53: INSIGHT - Insane camera techniques in the Death Star.
2:07:53 - 2:09:03: HUMOR - The pilot doesn't know.
2:09:41 - 2:11:08: HUMOR - Luke dragging Vader.
2:13:54 - 2:14:03: BOTH - Star Wars supports terrorism.
2:22:26 - 2:23:15: HUMOR - Teague speculates about the existence of homemade Ewok porn.