Dead Horse Interchange

Le Redditeur wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 10, 2023 7:25 pm

Hope there's enough Eric Butts out there to make this business model successful, Disney.

I'm still not convinced he's not a social experiment

TheManWithNoPlan wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 06, 2023 3:13 pm

Does he still use “I am a man” as his catchphrase the cis scum!

Yes, but only because he refuses to let his recurring jokes die.

Saw X trailer looks good. Tobin's back on full form, the storyline ties neatly into the previous films again (the cancer scam is from Saw VI, and Amanda was obviously a major character in Saw II and III, plus they hinted at Hoffman from Saw IV - VII).

Could be a fun time.

I have a vague memory of Linkara doing a musical episode where he and his dad sang. His dad was wearing a white Gandalf wig for whatever reason

Osterzone wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 29, 2023 9:11 pm

Yeah, Barney’s great. I remember during one of the behind the scenes videos, he put on a fedora and said “Look, I’m Linkara!” in a nasally voice and everyone else laughed. You know he made fun of the cockslut all the time.

Barney watching Linkara videos

Was he ever an egomaniac for real though, or was it just a rumor to discredit him? He was, if you look at his earlier stuff. He quit his job by running around half naked blasting music from a boombox. Much of his review of "Christmas with the Kranks" was dedicated to sneering at the fans for not li...

I saw the first few episodes of Strange New Worlds. It was okay. They went back to the classic formula and the characters aren't bad, but it's seriously lacking in grit. Now, I don't need my Star Trek to be dark as shit or anything, but Strange New Worlds is so easygoing it might as well be a marshm...

Doge improves like fine wine. He went from being an egomaniac to a relatively humble goofball who just has fun with what life has given him.

Oengae wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 28, 2023 1:55 pm

it's that he has a face for radio, a voice for silent film and pleb-tier opinions on film.

"and shit for brains"

please, show a little sense of poetry

I've always found it really funny that Pike somehow went from being arguably the coldest, most brooding captain (when performed by Jeffrey Hunter in 1965) to cutesy space dad in the new show (Anson Mount)