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Statler: These last few posts have left me deeply offended! I was a student of Freud! Waldorf: You were a student with Freud, heh heh heh!

"Welcome To My Nightmare" - Alice Cooper

Funny...as soon as Sept.1 rolled around, the temps dropped down to the 60s. It actually feels like fall out there now!:D

"The Cat's in the Cradle" - Harry Chapin

"Searchin'" - The Beatles

I've always wanted to see "Flowers and Trees," just out of curiosity.

I'd say the late 1920s to the mid 1940s. I'm thinking more Disney/Warner Bros. stuff. I like the very early Mickey Mouse shorts, when he was more of a troublemaker, the early Donald is hilarious, and I love the look of the original Goofy. For the past couple of years, Warner has included...

I'm looking forward to Sleuth in October, though it will supposedly be in limited release, so it may not play here. It started out as a play, then became a classic film starring Laurence Olivier and Michael Caine in 1972. It was the last film directed by the legendary Joseph L. Mankiewicz...

So far I've only got "The Dark Knight" and "Get Smart" on my list, but there will be more.

I will continue to pray for you and your mom, SSLFan.

I saw Rob Zombie's Halloween yesterday. It's not a sequel or continuation of any of the previous films. It's a partial remake of the original. The first hour or so is devoted to Michael Myers' early childhood and the attempts of a kindly psychiatrist (Malcolm McDowell) to try and figure Mikey...

"The Word" - The Beatles

Yeah, I need remindin' every once in a while, lol!:D

I think the Cos would have made a great guest on TMS.

Lol, that's funny! That episode does have a sort of surreal, dreamy quality to it...which I guess is why it's called "Cliff's Nightmare"! (slaps self on forehead)

Congrats!:)

Aw, jeez, thanks for reminding me!:o Chevy Chase

The original Twilight Zone is one of my favorite shows. Here are some of the episodes that stand out for me: Nothing in the Dark (1962) Robert Redford It's a Good Life (1961) Billy Mumy The Dummy (1962) Cliff Robertson A Thing About Machines (1960) Richard Haydn The Monsters Are Due...

But it's still very funny! Talking about old avvys...mine is growing moss!

Yep, season 5. One of the best "Treehouse of Horror" eps. IMO. It also has the one where Homer sells his soul for a donut, and the "Dracula" spoof. Homer (under his breath): His hairdo looks so queer... Vampire Burns: I heard that! Homer: It was the boy!