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Watched the first episode up until they started their dance routine. I then shut it off. I then smacked my head into a brick wall, which entailed going out to find one as I didn't have access to one at home.

People Magazine first killed Abe when they announced his death in 1982.

Loved the use of "Sylvia's Mother".

Saw Mr. Wrestling 2(subbing for Barry Windham) team with Mike Rotundo against Valentine and Beefcake at Notre Dame in Oct. '85.

The opening montage might've been the best use of "Locomotive Breath" ever.

I see what you did there.

White is currently in a commercial for Scion with a wax dummy Urkel.

Watching it now and loving it.

Nope. It ended last December when its 100th episode aired.

First time I ever saw one was when my neighbors got one in their front yard in 1984. I do remember going to a local grocery store and while looking at wrestling mags in the magazine aisle I would notice the ginormous satellite programming guides they sold. Imagine TV Guide but a lot larger.

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Weller also starred in the awesome Shakedown with Sam "The Lifeguard" Elliott.

Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited on xBox One. Love it.

They did the same shit twenty-five years ago when "Boyz N The Hood" hit theaters.

Let's see where Dakota Johnson is in a few years.

I always thought Stallone was really good in Nighthawks as well.

fucks sake. RIP.

They advertise on Sirius. I hate their jingle. Cars4Kids also advertises on Sirius and they bill themselves as the "original cars 4 kids. That's cars with a 'C'!"

Fuck and no. I was thinking that same thing when he made his first appearance an episode or two ago. Pretty sure he's the "his expression does the talking" type.

OK, maybe I'm slow...but what am I missing here? Context?

Somehwere in Florida a former Bubba The Love Sponge producer is sitting back and rubbing his hands together gleefully at the havoc he has wreaked. He got his revenge on Bubba, who treated him like shit, by "leaking" the video of Hogan and Heather. Pretty sure there are more parts of the video to be released. As for the existence of the video there is some psychological shit going on that would make Freud go "WTF!"

1. Where did you grow up, and what was it like? South Bend, Indiana. Small city of 100,000. Home to the University of Notre Dame and former home to Studebaker. Grew up in a section of town known as "The Hollow" or "The Hole". 2. Was anyone else in your family into movies? If so, what effect did they have on your moviegoing tastes? My dad and my grandfather were both into Jerry Lewis/Dean Martin, Elvis and John Wayne. If any of those three had a movie on TV that is where the channel would be tuned to. 3. What's the first movie you remember seeing, and what impression did it make on you? Dog Day Afternoon at the Chippewa Drive-In. I was 5. It made me like Pacino. 4. What's the first movie that made you think, "Hey, some people made this. It didn't just exist. There's a human personality behind it." I've never really though that deeply about it. 5. What's the first movie you ever walked out of? The Crocodile Hunter Movie. The only movie I have ever walked out of. 6. What's the funniest film you've ever seen? Something About Mary. 7. What's the saddest film you've ever seen? The Champ. Saw it when I was nine or so. Cried like a bitch at the ending. My dad and grandfather couldn't figure out why I was balling my eyes out. 8. What's the scariest film you've ever seen? Burnt Offerings. Saw it on NBC on a Saturday night. Scared me shitless and I was like eight when I saw it. That's probably why it scared me so bad. 9. What's the most romantic film you've ever seen? Truly, Madly, Deeply. 10. Is there a movie that you think is great, or powerful, or perfect, but that you never especially want to see again, and why? Schindler's List. 11. What movie have you seen more times than any other? The Wild Bunch. 12. What was your first R-rated movie, and did you like it? The Octagon. I was 10. Made me really like Chuck Norris. 13. What's the most visually beautiful film you've ever seen? Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. 14. Who are your favorite leading men, past and present? Past: Jimmy Stewart. Present: Leonardo Dicaprio. 15. Who are your favorite leading ladies, past and present? Past: Shelley Winters. Present: Emma Stone. 16. Who's your favorite modern filmmaker? Quentin Tarantino. 17. Who's your least favorite modern filmmaker? Can't really think of anyone whom I really dislike. 18. What film do you love that most people seem to hate? Mickey Blue Eyes. 19. What film do you hate that most people love? Risky Business. 20. Tell me about a moviegoing experience you will never forget—not just because of the movie, but because of the circumstances in which you saw it. European Vacation. First date I ever went on. Never saw her again after that night. 21. What aspect of modern theatrical moviegoing do you like least? Commercials. 22. What aspect of moviegoing during your childhood do you miss the most? Going to the drive-in and walking across the gravel parking lot in my footy pajamas and not wearing any shoes to the concession stand to use the toilet. 23. Have you ever damaged a friendship, or thought twice about a relationship, because you disagreed about whether a movie was good or bad? No. 24. What movies have you dreamed about? Tron. 25. What concession stand item can you not live without? Junior Mints.

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RIP Mr. Polnicek.