Funny aneurysm: when a joke meant to be lighthearted becomes cringeworthy, like the segment where Servo calls our host Mike "Taliban" Nelson. This originally aired in 1999, and at that point in time, the Taliban were an obscure group on the State Department's "hostile but ineffective" crazies list. I can't imagine many viewers getting the reference at the time...I've probably brought down the room here. Um...Hmm...PULL MY FINGER!

Mikey from Teen-Age Strangler vs Troy from The Final Sacrifice in the pipsqueak fight of the century. Mikey slaps Troy one time, Troy calls Rowsdower, Mikey cries "Ah'm sorry. An' Ah didn't steal yer truck neither"

I was watching an episode from the final season of Star Trek: Voyager called "Repression". Tom Paris takes B'elanna Torres to a holodeck program of an old Earth movie theater where they watched "Revenge of the Creature" in 3-D. No talking robots in the theater. Sad.

"The Magic 'S'-Word!" - Sean Connery reads the movie title

The actor who played the biker, Fatz (I think that's the fat one), was Jeff Gillen, whose career peak was playing the creepy mall Santa in "A Christmas Story". Ho...ho...hooo.

Is "Hunchback Fairy" her Christian name?

Johnny Longbow reminds me of Anton Chigurh from "No Country for Old Men". "Hello, friendo. Please wait while I disembowel you. After which I will enjoy a stew of beans...corn...chicken...(sigh)...onion...green peppers..."

She's not barren. Her egg cells just retreat up into her colon during coitus with this guy. Let those sperm wander around a while, criticizing her "pedestrian" ovaries and then when they die and are inevitably absorbed, the coast is clear and they come back into place, awaiting a more worthy intruder. Science.

22:50 Lady walks into a house of magic and wonder and the thing that catches her fancy is the glass spoon pipe for her weed. Nice piece, though.

As far as I can tell, Buzz was supposed to be a young punk. The actor who played him was a 34 yr old Korean War vet and was only 6 years younger than the guy who played Leo the club owner. It was while in Korea that he developed a love for the game of ping-pong. But that's...another story.

During the car/truck chase scene, Rowsdower tosses his trash onto the road. Canadian audiences assumed he was the movie's antagonist from this point on and rooted for the Satoris cult.

Mike says "Canada gave us Rush" like it's a bad thing. They did, however, give us Seth Rogen and that's something we cannot soon forgive.