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Carradine was also the voice of Frankenstein in last year's loose remake of Death Race 2000, simply called Death Race. The character was played by Jason Statham. The remake was darker, and had none of the satire of the original. He wrote an interesting book, published two years ago, The Kill...

I saw this on Yahoo! earlier today. Really sad news. He was great in Kill Bill (although interestingly, Tarantino wanted Warren Beatty); he also starred in one of my favorite cult films, Death Race 2000, a story set in a futuristic society in which the drivers of a cross-country car race...

Happy Birthday, Pepper! Hope you have a great day! =P

Ayup, 'tis very true. Never quite adjusted to the "talkies." Wasn't my cup of tea. Simple pianist was enough fer the likes of me...didn't need no fancy-schmanzy gimmicks.

Ayup, I remember the 1890s all right, especially when I was first introduced to one of those movin' picture shows, or "flickers," as we called 'em. Ayup. First one I ever saw was of a train...thing seemed so darn real, I ran outta the thee-ater screamin' at the top of my lungs, convinced that...

Lefty: Feh! Look who's talkin', dat giant fish dat was in dat movie what resembled dat fish from real life on accounta dat movie was based on a true story what looked like dat giant fish but really wasn't it was a totally different giant fish but da mooks what made da movie was able ta find...

"Sing Me Back Home" - Gram Parsons & The Flying Burrito Brothers

"Blue Eyes" - The International Submarine Band

While I am a fan of the "classic" era, I never minded the "newer" eps. There's always something clever or funny, no matter what year a particular episode was made. I don't have an HD TV--have a standard 27-inch set: I'm such a rebel--but last night's show did look fantastic. I can imagine...

Sure you can! Who says you can't have TWO all-time favorite TV shows, movies, books, etc.;)

Oh yeah, "Politician" is definitely one of Cream's best. Haven't heard the '05 version...is that from their reunion? "Shake Your Moneymaker" - The Paul Butterfield Blues Band

I read about the new opening. Pretty cool. The Simpsons is my #1 favorite show of all time, no doubt about it. If I had to choose just one fave character, I'd have to go with Mr. Burns all the way. Happy birthday, MISTER Smithers...:D

"Politician" - Cream

Exactly. Fer instance, I can't stomach eel blancmange, but I do know people who quite enjoy it...:shifty:

I'm not quite sure I know what it means either, but I agree: it does add awesomeness when added to anything. Titanic II: Electric Boogaloo Yup. Has a nice ring to it...;)

LOL! Yeah, I've heard of these flicks too, but I haven't seen them...I'm actually still waiting for the sequel to Vanilla Ice's magnum opus, Cool as Ice. I haven't seen that one either, and I refuse to, until a sequel is made! Why? Er...because...uh...two Vanilla Ices are better than...

Woohoo! Thanks, Pep!:D

I swear, every year when we did that V-card handout in school thingy, at least two people would get me the same card: It was a drawing of a nut (maybe a walnut...or just some random nut o_O) with googly eyes and its tongue sticking out. Written across the top was "Nutty But Nice." Cuz I was...

Oh yeah, Frank Zappa's one of my all-time faves; I especially like his work with the Mothers. Freak Out, Absolutely Free, We're Only In It For the Money and Cruising with Ruben and the Jets are among my favorite albums.

"World of Pain" - Cream