Today I find myself in San Francisco International Airport (Where the Big B Actors Roar!) for a connecting flight. I'm somewhat disappointed that they've moved on from the browns-and-tans color scheme.

THE best episode of the season, simply because the film is so utterly ridiculous. It's like Star Wars written by eight-year-old boys using Mad Libs.

This one has the most replay value for me from Season 11

So the sheriff and his deputy only realize there are giants standing there when they get out of their car and look up? Wouldn't they have seen them from a pretty long distance as they were driving there? Oh. What am I thinking. It's a Bert I. Gordon picture. But at least Sid Melton isn't in it.

For some reason Tom Servo's over-enunciation of 'chipotle' during Ortega's catered dinner scene gets one of the biggest laughs from me in this episode.

Is anybody taking odds that Joel was high as a kite when they filmed that 'Joey the Lemur' bit?

You know, for all this movie's faults, the soundtrack could have been composed by John Coltrane or Miles Davis during one of their more drug-fueled experimental periods.

I really don't get the continual 'Pina Munda' reference. Can anyone shed some light on it for me?

I saw a 'live' screening of this episode back in '95 when I was at the University of Minnesota. A crew from Comedy Central (or whatever it was called back then) showed it on a big screen on campus. So much fun with a big audience!

RIP Christopher Lee.

I'm a Mistie Cheesehead; any others out there?