Isn't it awful what they did to that once-entertaining franchise?

Quantum is such a dork. Tree-up is as phoney-corny as Dan Rather. And that
Vulcan sylph is as "unemotional" as the Krooborg.

I did enjoy Robocop as the evil madman at the end, though. g

Signal wrote:
"George M. Middius" emitted :

Isn't it awful what they did to that once-entertaining franchise?

Quantum is such a dork. Tree-up is as phoney-corny as Dan Rather.
And that
Vulcan sylph is as "unemotional" as the Krooborg.

I did enjoy Robocop as the evil madman at the end, though. g

Something to do with Star Trek, presumably..

Do you recall a "space film" with two cute named stubby robots with
feet, and an impish guy who went bananas over his plants?



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Loved that movie back in the day. I haven't seen it in years. Does it
hold up?





Scott Wheeler

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Isn't it awful what they did to that once-entertaining
franchise?

Quantum is such a dork. Tree-up is as phoney-corny as Dan
Rather. And that
Vulcan sylph is as "unemotional" as the Krooborg.

I did enjoy Robocop as the evil madman at the end, though.
g

The series finale was over a week ago, George. Thanks for
finally noticing!

wrote:
Signal wrote:
"George M. Middius" emitted :

Isn't it awful what they did to that once-entertaining franchise?

Quantum is such a dork. Tree-up is as phoney-corny as Dan Rather.
And that
Vulcan sylph is as "unemotional" as the Krooborg.

I did enjoy Robocop as the evil madman at the end, though. g

Something to do with Star Trek, presumably..

Do you recall a "space film" with two cute named stubby robots with
feet, and an impish guy who went bananas over his plants?



S i g n a l @ l i n e o n e . n e t
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Attack Decay Sustain Release....






Loved that movie back in the day. I haven't seen it in years. Does it
hold up?





Scott Wheeler



I thought you were kidding about not remembering the name. Sorry, I
would have saved you the trouble of looking it up. The robots were
Huey, Louie and Dewie. One of them bit the dust early in the movie. Now
which one is a bit of trivia I don't remember. I'm leaning towards
Louie.



Scott Wheeler
Scott Wheeler

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Signal wrote:

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I thought you were kidding about not remembering the name.

Errr.. why would I do that? I tried looking up "Huwie" and "Duwie"
before posting but alas...

Try "Bruce Dern".

Sorry, I
would have saved you the trouble of looking it up. The robots were
Huey, Louie and Dewie. One of them bit the dust early in the movie. Now
which one is a bit of trivia I don't remember. I'm leaning towards
Louie.

I reckon - I only remembered Huey and Dewie, probably because Louie
bought it so early on.

There's another film I cannot for the life of me remember the name of
- gave me the creeps as a kid. A guy goes to the dark side of moon,
and when he returns everything on earth is reversed. There's even an
eye gouging-type scene. Any ideas?

"Journey to the Far Side of the Sun." He returns, and everyone drives on
the wrong side of the road.

Stephen

Any other fans of "Firefly"?

Great Fox TV series. Available on DVD.

Full length movie coming in Sept. "Serenity"

http://www.serenitymovie.com/

Surf said:

Any other fans of "Firefly"?
Great Fox TV series.

"Great"? My eye. "John Doe" was OK.

"George Middius" wrote ...
Surf said:

Any other fans of "Firefly"?
Great Fox TV series.

"Great"? My eye. "John Doe" was OK.


You watched them all and didn't love them??????
That's it. We can't be friends.

Surf said:

Any other fans of "Firefly"?
Great Fox TV series.

"Great"? My eye. "John Doe" was OK.

You watched them all and didn't love them??????

All the episodes? No. That would be dumb.

That's it. We can't be friends.

Oh, shoot.