I can't find it online, naturally, but there was an old Mad Magazine bit on modern ad campaigns to get people interested in re-released boring old classics (such as playing up how Snow White is hooking up with 7 single men). One they tackled was Moby Dick, with poster quotes like "She was wild and untamed... he would do anything to poses her!"

I love his enthusiasm for the reference to Jonah, as though the story of Jonah and the whale is an obscure, intellectual literary reference and not the first Veggie Tales movie.

A couple people have released "official" commentaries to movies they've made via iRiffs, in one case because the studio refused to use the one they had recorded. I'll assume the episode coming this weekend is your official commentary for it, though?

listening to the end of the karate kid commentary, nice to just listen to you play the guitar while I edit stuff...

What are you guys planing to do next sir?

On the topic of Christmas, I think you guys might be able to tackle A Christmas Story or National Lampoons Christmas Vacation. Classics all round.

I've advocated Lethal Weapon more than once, I think it's a true classic.  But some of these kids I work with haven't even seen it.  ptui.

I have my problems with the lethal weapon sequels, but the first one is almost a perfect movie.  You kids need to see it!

Lethal Weapon 2 is actually my favorite.  1 is certainly an underrated classic.