1,851

(15 replies, posted in Off Topic)

Eric Jacobson now does Fozzie and Piggy, he has done since 2000 when Oz retired. I have heard him perform them in tv specials and on albums (what can I say, I'm a fan) and I've got used to it, though you can tell a slight difference.

Frank Oz as Fozzie-

Eric Jacobson as Fozzie-

1,852

(15 replies, posted in Off Topic)

Yeah, it's not out in the UK until February 10th sad

Stoopid Disney.

1,853

(1,019 replies, posted in Episodes)

Trey wrote:

  At this time every year, we Americans give thanks that we don't live in Europe anymore.


Aw, I wish we weren't in Europe anymore. Although, technically, we're not in Europe. Except, we are, but not really. But yes..... It's all very confusing big_smile

(that wasn't a 'Trey knows nothing response', I'm fully aware he was joking, I'm just joining in, before anyone gets the wrong idea, you know how forums are big_smile)

1,854

(24 replies, posted in Off Topic)

Woah, I didn't suggest BTTF as a movie for them to do a commentary for, so it doesn't sount. And my point is- I love BTTF, I don't really care about Potter. A 9th movie would mean nothing to me smile

1,855

(10 replies, posted in Episodes)

But it's your podcast!

Maybe it's an age thing big_smile

1,856

(10 replies, posted in Episodes)

Wow, Teague....just......wow......


big_smile

1,857

(24 replies, posted in Off Topic)

I don't really care about a 9th Potter film (I've yet to see the 5th, the 6th and both of the 7th's) but when Dorkman mentioned a 4th BTTF I remembered just how scared I get sometimes.

1,858

(29 replies, posted in Off Topic)

Gerard Butler was on UK tv a couple of months ago playing for Celtic in a charity football match and when he was being interviewed he was all sorts of Scottish big_smile


(this has nothing to do with anything really, you just reminded me about it when you mention Butler smile)

1,859

(29 replies, posted in Off Topic)

FixedR6 wrote:

I wonder if they've tried to hold back some of the brogue and burr to make it easier on international audiences?

I'd say that is exatly it. A lot of folk outside of the UK still can't understand what we're saying most of the time. Although to be fair, a lot of folk inside the UK can't either. I'm glad they actually hired a lot of Scottish actors to be honest.

I know Billy Connolly has toned his accent down since he became world-famous. You should have heard him on British tv or on his concert albums during the 80s. And listen to Craig Ferguson when he has a Scottish guest on big_smile

1,860

(2,061 replies, posted in Episodes)

Blow Out is great. It's my favourite Travolta film. Well, after Face/Off big_smile

1,861

(38 replies, posted in Episodes)

Anyone listen to the podcast, 'How Did This Get Made?' They talk about bad films (annoyingly, it's mostly brand new or recent ones) and this week they tackled The Room. They also had a special guest in the form of the dude who played Mark in the film. It's quite an interesting listen. link-http://www.earwolf.com/show/how-did-this-get-made/

1,862

(1,019 replies, posted in Episodes)

What else are message boards for? big_smile

1,863

(1,019 replies, posted in Episodes)

Regarding the Intermission intermission talk that mentioned Kirsten Dunst. I don't find her the least bit attractive (sorry, John) but she gets her boobs out in Melancholia and they are nice boobs. Plus, they're...... ummmmmm.... they're not small.....

I like boobs......

1,864

(67 replies, posted in Episodes)

Matt Vayda wrote:

Then the episode Jimmy mentioned aired, and I had the exact same thought, "What the hell is Newt doing in TN?"

I don't mind references but this was lazy. I then thought- 'Game over, man, game over!' and I haven't watched it since big_smile

1,865

(67 replies, posted in Episodes)

I gave up on Terra Nova after the episode with the Newt from Aliens clone in it......

1,866

(1,019 replies, posted in Episodes)

I quite liked Tropic Thunder but it's not a film I could go back to (despite owning the Blu Ray). Still haven't seen The Social Network, though, to my shame.

1,867

(1,019 replies, posted in Episodes)

Was it? They did mention Howard Stark in Captain America in the same conversation though. I must have misheard smile

(I had forgotten that Howard was even in the first film big_smile)

1,868

(1,019 replies, posted in Episodes)

I know the Iron Man 2 commentary hasn't been released yet but you guys were trying to work out why they cast a different Howard Stark in Captain America but you didn't come to the most obvious conclusion- they needed to cast an actor 20-whatever years younger than John Slattery. I don't think it is for any reason other than that smile

1,869

(4 replies, posted in Off Topic)

Wow. I had never seen that before. Cool.

1,870

(11 replies, posted in Off Topic)

Teague, that Who pumpkin is freaking awesome smile

1,871

(47 replies, posted in Episodes)

Mr. Pointy wrote:

Can I make a confession that I've never read a Stephen King novel? I confess.


You're not alone, I've never read a King novel either, I have read a couple of his short stories but none of his novels.

1,872

(34 replies, posted in Episodes)

And very good science it is too big_smile

Faith is awesome smile

1,873

(21 replies, posted in Episodes)

Brian Finifter wrote:

Because just watching human beings doing things is too boring. You need smoke monsters and dinosaurs.

In retrospect, I wish there were dinosaurs on the Lost island. Would have made more sense than a lot of what did happen big_smile

1,874

(11 replies, posted in Off Topic)

That's not a bad outfit to be buried in, iJim big_smile

1,875

(34 replies, posted in Episodes)

johnpavlich wrote:

Thanks for the good vibes, sir. I need it to balance against the hate.


Whuh? Who hates Pavlich???? Whoever it is shall answer to me!

(and I bet whoever they are are shitting themselves.......or pissing themselves laughing, whatever big_smile)