I get Christopher Lee and Vincent Price, Dashiel Hammett and Harlan Ellison, Jamie Oliver, Wild Bill Hickok and the sinking of the Bismarck. Also, Henry Kissinger.

Is he holding a penny whistle in his left hand? If so, to what unspeakable end does he put it?

(Cue jokes about "the end you blow", et cetera.)

Would you be surprised if, in the mysterious future, fans of commentaries will make movies that go with whatever you are talking about in each episode?

My understanding is that that title contained insufficient bastards. (Not to be confused with the upcoming Asylum movie 101 Insuficient Basterds by Tartan Quentintino.)

Star Trek: Nemesis was, at least in part, a deliberate attempt to clone WoK, and how well did that work out? The phrase "poop on a pencil" comes to mind.

Well, when I played Myst, I felt I was discovering a story of how the place I was exploring came to be, and the relationships of the characters behind it. I wasn't a protagonist in their story, but that didn't make it less interesting.

Plus, although I didn't get into it, a friend of mine who played Myst really enjoyed all the optional associated material in book form that went more into the backstory of the characters and the worlds they inhabited.

So, do you think those kinds of movies are made by people who are trying to make Ferris Bueller's Day Off or Election, but who are just untalented?

Surely you mean 20,000 Teagues Under the Sea?

Ba-ra bah! ba-raaaaooh!

Oop, sorry, wrong thread.

If you're from Scotland, everybody knows you can drink; which is why, if you are, you don't have to.

(Except Irn-Bru, obviously; that's like gaelic Ketracel White.)

If, by "LA area", you somehow mean "London", then I'm sure I'll find a way to be there.

Is this one supposed to be showing up in iTunes?

Because it's not showing up in mine.