"In the mean time, we do what we do best"
That's a quotation from the A-Team, which I've been watching online at hulu. I was excited at first, but two episodes in the show is so unbearably formulaic, I had stop my Season One run.
One positive development of watching, however, was the admiration for Hannibal's catch phrase, "I love it when a plan comes together," which led me to the decision last night that everyone really ought to have a catch phrase. I ran my proposed catch phrase ("we're not in Kansas anymore") by my fellow dinner-goers last night, and they were understandably underwhelmed. I need something less worn-out.
(I've been signing off e-mails today with "what say you?" which has some catch phrase potential. We'll just have to see.)
Oh, and what's that? There's a forthcoming A-Team movie, starring Woody Harrelson and Ice Cube? Why, yes, there is.
One positive development of watching, however, was the admiration for Hannibal's catch phrase, "I love it when a plan comes together," which led me to the decision last night that everyone really ought to have a catch phrase. I ran my proposed catch phrase ("we're not in Kansas anymore") by my fellow dinner-goers last night, and they were understandably underwhelmed. I need something less worn-out.
(I've been signing off e-mails today with "what say you?" which has some catch phrase potential. We'll just have to see.)
Oh, and what's that? There's a forthcoming A-Team movie, starring Woody Harrelson and Ice Cube? Why, yes, there is.
posted by Stanley at 04:19
4 Comments:
oreilly already does the "what say you" thing. You don't want to go down that route, do you?
Speaking of kitschy TV shows being made into movies, there is also a forthcoming (live-action?!) movie of "Speed Racer", which kind of blows the mind. The trailer makes it look like it's going to be really lame though.
Stan: good lord, no. I do *not* watch "the factor". I watch other, truthful, trustworthy media critics telling me what asshole things were *said* on "the factor". MMFA, Crooks and Liars, and Keith Olbermann, to name a few.
What say you?
p.s., stuff white people like # 38: there's a rumor that they might make an Arrested Development movie.
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