u/Intelligent_Land8464

Off the top of my head (mostly due to mentions in this sub), here is a sampling of episodes I haven't watched at all or all the way through:

-San Fransisco international

-Time Chasers

-Leech Woman

-Track of the Moon Beast

-Any of the Gamera movies

I know it's personal preference but I'm sick as a dog and don't want to decide who lives and who dies. Which one (or any other) do you recommend?

EDIT: Time Chasers! (I really liked the opener to this one, so cozy!)

And still picking my jaw up off the floor.

The bank vault and Ben Horne came out of nowhere.

I was watching compulsively for a while and then just gave up about 3 and 1/2 episodes from the end for a few months. I picked it back up today and was a little bit in and out with some of the sillier parts, but absolutely locked in during the entire time at the Black Lodge.

Because of reading spoilers I knew what was coming but not how it was going to happen. The scenes with Bob and screaming​ Laura were pretty upsetting. On par with Sarah Palmer sobbing during the pilot.

Going to make myself even more upset with Fire Walk With Me now before jumping into The Return.

I understand I’m allowed to name my children whatever I want, I’m just curious what repercussions there would be, if any;

• The children were all born a year apart, so ages 5 - 9 currently.
• They all share the same birth date, just different years.
• Two of them are girls, still named Steve.
• They all go to the same schools, same district.
• I refuse to differentiate them in any way. No Steve 1 or 2, junior or senior, etc.
• When I call them to dinner or for them to help, I only have to yell Steve once.

I am catching up on many episodes I missed but sometimes the movies themselves get bogged down in the 2.5-3rd act. Thinking High School Big Shot, the mixed up zombies one, and wild rebels which I started today and stopped halfway through. What do you love that finishes strong or even picks up towards the end?

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...and watching The Giant Spider Invasion.

Been sucked into the infinite scroll for the last five hours. I feel like my brain just clicks off sometimes and I'm completely driven by urges. I know what to do but don't want to.

My steps don't seem to be tracking correctly. I checked everything the help AI said to. Then it said that steps don't track correctly until day 3. Is that the case?

Watching this for the first time. I'm kind of absolutely fascinated by it because it's really fun to look at but pretty darn boring. It would be fun to see this one redone. It's also interesting that there's about one riff every 5 minutes but these were pretty much done in real time, right? Also ..no bots, at least so far

I like learning about how some of these movies get made. The Wikipedia entry for this movie is an actual treat. The Production section is full of fun facts, here are some of my favorites: "The role of Tony was originally given to bodybuilder Peewee Piemonte. Days into production, Piemonte was fired for eating all the craft services and the meals of crew members. Piemonte was replaced by Jon Mikl Thor, singer for the Canadian rock band Thor. Wrestler Superstar Billy Graham was originally cast to play Tony's father. On the day he arrived in Montreal, no one came to pick him up at the airport and Graham left after waiting ten hours."

What are your favorite movie fun facts?

Why does Servo keep yelling SLEEEP!?

Which episode is this from?

Also, what are your favorite running jokes/repeats? This isn't really the same thing but it always cracks me up when I hear Joel or Tom go "Sayyyyyy..."

Hi,

I am looking for support with compulsive/emotional eating and unhealthy amounts of Internet use. I looked at the unofficial meeting link(so helpful!) but didn't see anything focused on more behavioral focused issues like these. Would SMART be appropriate?

Also--are there meetings that are tools focused?

Thanks!

Watched Rattlers awhile ago and watching Legacy of Blood tonight. I think this group fits well together and Joel's humor/Mary Jo's riffs are starting to grow on me.

Unrelated-ish, but what are everyone's favorite Joel episodes? I used to own/love Manos like 20 years ago but honestly I found it unwatchable when I tried again recently.