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[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls and The Inside), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
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"Witch" reference
It's Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
I have decided that all literary references are either the Bible or Shakespeare, and all pop culture references are either Holy Grail or The Princess Bride.
It seems like a safe assumption.
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I have decided that all literary references are either the Bible or Shakespeare, and all pop culture references are either Holy Grail or The Princess Bride.
Pretty close, though The Simpsons probably has a lock on pop cultural ubiquity as well.
The Godfather, I hear, is something I'm supposed to get references from.
At least Tom Hanks said so to Meg Ryan inthe remake about a book shop that was one big ad for AOL.
The Godfather, I hear, is something I'm supposed to get references from.
And Apocolypse Now. The funniest riff on it I've seen must have been Apocalypse Cow.
I was watching Law & Order on TNT the other day and the prosecutors interviewed an older, paunchy mob boss in an orange grove. Was kind of surprised L&O would do that, but it just shows how much Godfather saturates.
"This one time, I will allow you to ask about my affairs." What? Mob movies are Obsession #4. To wit: "I'm some fuckin' clown to you? Do I *amuse* you? Am I funny? Is that it?" Joe Pesci, Goodfellas.
And Apocolypse Now. The funniest riff on it I've seen must have been Apocalypse Cow.
The best parody would have to be Porklips Now, brought to you by Ernie Fosselius, the man behind Hardware Wars.
It's Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
See, and I've even seen it. Ah, well.
The Godfather, I hear, is something I'm supposed to get references from.
Just last month, I told Polgara to leave the gun and take the cannoli.
She knew it was a movie reference. She just wasn't sure what movie it was from.
Cool.