[quote=Sedai]Oh the film exists, and who wouldn't want to see Don Jonhson get milked liked Ms. O'Leary's cow.....[/quote]

[quote=Golgot]I reckon Holden made it up. If we check all of his lists, number 3 is probably always a figment of his overwrought imagination. It's a listination. He's got listeria. He's eaten too many films. (either that or he's ****ing with us. Both are possible ;))[/quote]

[quote=Sedai]I was.....unsuccessful....  :([/quote]

[quote=Sedai]Holds, I am off at lunch time to dig up "A boy and his Dog", hopefully I can find it![/quote]

[quote=John McClane]Lance Armstrong is kicking some serious butt. *cough* YODA!! REVIEW!! *cough* ;D[/quote]

[quote=Aniko][size=4][color=indigo]Hello Lindarelly![/size][/color]

It's really good to see you here! :yup:[/quote]

[quote=MyRobotSuit]"I have a shoe in my face" was good.[/quote]

[quote=Garrett]How about least favorite... I didn't care for "Little Girl Lost"[/quote]

[quote=Sedai]I knew I had the title wrong and I also knew my buddy Holden would boot me around for posting flawed info  ;) I agree there are many good ones..I also like "Eye of the Beholder" and the bradbury adaptation "I sing the Body Electric" w/ correct titles this time of course  ...[/quote]

[quote=Holden Pike]I have dozens of favorites. [i]"The Twilight Zone"[/i] was a very well written show, by in large, for a remarkably long time with no quality drop-off.

Rod Serling is The Man.[/quote]

[quote=Holden Pike]Oh, and it;s "The Monsters [u]are Due[/u] on Maple Street" too. That ones good, while others prefer "Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up?".[/quote]