News broke this week that the writers for Lost just might not have the end game we thought they did. How could they possibly rectify this situation? I think taking a cue from an even bigger television franchise couldn't hurt:
Also discussed in glorifyingly corn syrup drenched detail this week was a recent viewing the Fair Use Law tribunal had of the legendary bad movie, Rikki-Oh: The Story of Rikki. Want a glimpse into its madness? Like any good pusher man, I'm here to give you a free sample before you must pay for the full thing:
For the first time ever in the history of their friendship, Dan was the first to watch an 80s sci-fi thriller before Randy not only viewed it but bought it and then watched it to death himself. This video in question? The Body Horror classic from David Cronenberg, Videodrome
, not to be confused with former Korn-produced industrial rock band Videodrone
. How freaky is Videodrome, you wonder? So freaky that, without any traditional "horror" tropes, it actually reached #4 on Bravo's Even Scarier Movie Moments chart:What's more troubling for a poor 5th grader than finding out that they are starting to provide sex education with your class as soon-to-know-too-much guinea pigs? Having to sit through an episode of Snick's classic variety/sketch comedy show Roundhouse ABOUT Sex Ed with your parents anywhere near the TV:
And lastly, a very special embed is about to arrive. It's not often we can share with you a full, classic main event of classic 1994 Monday Night Raw. But this week we discussed Earthquake facing Yokozuna in a classic battle of the Super Heavyweights via the only means possible: Sumo! Thankfully someone put the entire she-bang on YouTube for you to enjoy. Like all WWF/WWE links, I can't promise this will be up forever, but please to enjoy a lost gem from the Fair Use Law mid-90s Time Capsule while you can:
