The Big Picture: Two Many Busters
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Agreed. I like the topic, and what was included was good, but there was little substance. This was an interesting look back at the Ghostbusters history, but to make it big picture a broader look at how rights work in TV or possibly even a deeper look at the Ghostbusters franchise would have added some meat to the episode.scottxxxx667 said:
No, he said that when they were making the movie and decided to call it "Ghostbusters" none of them had even heard of the original live action show. So other than the name, the two series have nothing in common.dmcc85 said:
As a fellow massive Ghostbusters nerd, this taught me nothing new, but it was fun to watch anyway. I remember seeing the "knockoff" cartoon as a kid and going "what the heck is this?" Was it a mistake? Was it supposed to be the parents or grandparents of the ghostbusters I knew and loved?
How's that for something that should be an April fools joke but isn't?
I want to try that stuff, but it's banned in Ontario. The LCBO (Liquor control board of Ontario) thinks that selling alcohol in a skull bottle associates the product with death too much.Moriarty70 said:
How's that for something that should be an April fools joke but isn't?
Glad to see someone else remembered this show.
But Bob, lay off the reverb/pitch shift for fucks sake. I get it, you want to emphasize something. TV is weird. Comics are Weird. Yeah, got it. That's sort of the whole point or your show, right? Enough with the hack gags already. It's moronic and undercuts the thoughtful analysis.
But Bob, lay off the reverb/pitch shift for fucks sake. I get it, you want to emphasize something. TV is weird. Comics are Weird. Yeah, got it. That's sort of the whole point or your show, right? Enough with the hack gags already. It's moronic and undercuts the thoughtful analysis.
I found the video promoting it on the website on April 1st and it just seemed like the kind of joke he'd put out.Diligent said:
As for the Ontario problem, I'm in the same boat. You have two options, 1. Duty free, at least the Windsor one, they had it last spring at least. 2. Any family or friends that border hop between provinces, float them $50 ahead of time and have them pick it up. My dad travels to Alberta for work every few months and that's how I scored my first bottle. 3. You can contact the distillery directly and they'll sell it by the case, 7 bottles I think. It's pretty damned expensive, but if you've got a group that'll go in on it, it's an easy fix.
I did love the original ghost buster. Used to watch it all the time. The last episode
I remember seeing was about a sort of super ghost that fed off weaker ones was coming to town. If anyone knows what happened pls tell being in suspense for like 20 years ^.^
It was a two parter and I unfortunately never got to finish it off, its like being a kid gives you ADHD. Anyways great show as per usual and I will give it to you that "TV is Weird"
I remember seeing was about a sort of super ghost that fed off weaker ones was coming to town. If anyone knows what happened pls tell being in suspense for like 20 years ^.^
It was a two parter and I unfortunately never got to finish it off, its like being a kid gives you ADHD. Anyways great show as per usual and I will give it to you that "TV is Weird"
How cool are the Real Ghostbusters?
Did you just Ghostbust Cathulhu? [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu]
Oh, and any true fans HAVE to read the TPBs. Imagine it just upgraded to X-Files scary.
Did you just Ghostbust Cathulhu? [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu]
Oh, and any true fans HAVE to read the TPBs. Imagine it just upgraded to X-Files scary.
So that's why it was called the Real Ghostbusters. Huh. Learn something new every day.
Yeah, I know there wasn't much substance in this one, but I found it entertaining. Different strokes and all that.
Also: aye, Rygar was awesome.
But no shoutout to the Real Ghostbusters arcade game? (that actually wasn't very good and I only dropped a lot of quarters in it because at one particular gameroom it was the only game I recognised)
Yeah, I know there wasn't much substance in this one, but I found it entertaining. Different strokes and all that.
Also: aye, Rygar was awesome.
But no shoutout to the Real Ghostbusters arcade game? (that actually wasn't very good and I only dropped a lot of quarters in it because at one particular gameroom it was the only game I recognised)
I remember kind of liking the Filmation Ghostbusters cartoon, once I got over the confusion of the two Ghostbusters series. The Real Ghostbusters was far superior but Filmation's was a bit better than most of their early 80s fare.
I had my mother pick me up a bottle when she went shopping in Pennsylvania. The bottle and other packaging is really cool but the vodka itself is just okay. About in line with Absolut or Stoli: not bad for a mixer, but too harsh to drink it straight. I'll stick with my Luksusowa. Still, they stock it at duty-free so maybe a quick cross-border trip's possible for you?
It's really ridiculous, especially considering the stuff is bottled in Newfoundland. But we can't be scaring all the underage kids in the liquor stores now can we?Diligent said:
I had my mother pick me up a bottle when she went shopping in Pennsylvania. The bottle and other packaging is really cool but the vodka itself is just okay. About in line with Absolut or Stoli: not bad for a mixer, but too harsh to drink it straight. I'll stick with my Luksusowa. Still, they stock it at duty-free so maybe a quick cross-border trip's possible for you?
That was interesting, but probably the most utterly pointless five minutes of my day. Bravo Bob, bravo.
Dude, the boogey Man episodes were my favorite as a kid. They were just crazy.Casual Shinji said: