Was Joel drunk in the opening sequence?

I guess it took a few watchings to realize the stereotype of Americans. How do you show your audience that the Italian blue-eyed actors are "American"? Why of course, have them drink Budweiser from cans 24 hours a day. Ha. I love how they make it more and more blatant. Near the end, the one guy just tells the other "the beers in the cooler", as if he noticed that an American was actually NOT holding a beer and obviously that needed to be rectified asap.

I also love how the girl says "I love the color of your eyes", when EVERY ACTOR in the movie has the same blue eyes. Ha.

20 years ahead of their time, Frank invents the Oculus Rift! Well done, Frank!

Okay, this is my third time watching this one. So I only have this one teensy weeny little question: JUST WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON IN THIS MOVIE?! I can't figure out what the hell the movie is about! Great riffing, but really. Has anyone actually tried to follow the story?

We had that exact station wagon when I was a kid. Not one like it. That exact model. My dad kept it for a long time, too. At the end of it's life, we painted it ourselves! With fluorescent blue paint. OMG it was the ugliest car on the block. It lasted long enough that I learned to drive on it. It had a 389cc V-8 engine in it. Boy was I the envy of my friends when this big fluorescent V-8 came chugging up the block!

I love how the end credits have the NAME OF THE MOVIE wrong! Like the editor didn't care enough to even check that he had the name correct! And Crow's comment is great "Hey, it should be "The brain that wouldn't die the end".

No one mentioned Brain Guy's makeup was removed when Pearl threw the medicine ball at his face. They must have decided that the effect looked so perfect they didn't bother to fix his makeup. Brilliant!

Wow, two movies in one season with that 6 wheeled banana-splits dune buggy. ha.

This movie always confused me, because the opening riffs during the extended title sequence imply that the guy in the car is the devil. So then I got all confused about which one was in fact beezlebob.

The biggest bizarre coincedence in the history of geology. A geologist gets hit in the head with a rock known to come from the moon. A once in a million year opportunity for science. So of course, he puts it on his dresser. And doesn't know what to do with it? Then later, while contemplating his navel, wonders out loud if there might be someplace he can take it that might be able to identify it. Perhaps the other geologists at the university where he is studying geology? Could that work?!

I think I figured out the reason that this movie exists. Drinking Game! You are supposed to take a drink every time a character in the film drinks. Wait, that's too much drinking. Okay, new rule: Everyone picks a character and you can only drink when THAT character drinks. Hmmm...that's still a lot of drinking...

that movie wasn't so bad. The train wreck near the end (oops, spoiler) was pretty amazing for it's time. Better than Transformers, anyway. The grand finale battle was pretty good too. This was a good episode to show how Season 1 went from winging-it ad-libs to full on hysterical riffing. No doubt this episode was scripted for your laughing pleasure. Some real zingers to be had.