#DaveOfTheDead TV no 6. Bob's Burgers, "The Pumpkinening."

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#DaveOfTheDead TV no 5. Bob's Burgers, "Heartbreak Hotel-Oween."

#DaveOfTheDead no 26. She's Helen Cooper.

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#DaveOfTheDead TV no 4. Navy Cops, "Beneath the Surface."

#DaveOfTheDead no 24.

If you disagree with my (absolutely correct) ranking, I just learned the good folks at @bloody-disgusting.com are doing an ultimate ranking via vote. So make your voice heard! app.opinionx.co/e99bed4a-be6...

#DaveOfTheDead no 23.

Me, when a guy dressed as Batman in a movie called Batman says "I'm Batman": he's Batman

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stop scrolling and post two parties of the first part who bring you happiness

#DaveOfTheDead no 20.

Is the whole "dads watch TV standing" deal a generational thing? I have no memory of my dad or grandpa doing this, but I do it all the time. A Gen X invention?

#DaveOfTheDead no 19. First viewing.

I remind you: Dolly sat on a throne of lies. Be gone, imposter.

#DaveOfTheDead no 18.

the Muppets have been real quiet since the Louvre heist

"Stealing the French crown jewels" Look man we already have enough euphemisms, this is one too many

I'm going to a protest this weekend mostly because I wanted to make this sign. @billcorbett.bsky.social and @frankconniff.bsky.social get it. #NoKings

#DaveOfTheDead no 17.

My rep, friends. "Taylor believes it is the result of 'foul play or vandalism'" is the Surest Jan to ever Sure Jan.

The real Criterion Collection

#DaveOfTheDead no 16.

This is great: IMP Awards has a page devoted to every single actor featured on a Drew Struzan poster, face by face. Dig it:

#DaveOfTheDead no 15. I've avoided this for 34 years. Let's go.

#DaveOfTheDead no 14.

Doesn't even fit on one screen!

Goodbye to the legend. www.impawards.com/designers/dr...

I made this 10 years ago today. I ran a Twitter handle called. Where’s Lando, advocating for the return of Lando Calrissian in the Star Wars sequels, which, of course we eventually got. Not that I’m taking any credit for it or anything.

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#DaveOfTheDead no 12. I haven't watched this (nor Death Proof) since Grindhouse opening night and have never seen the full length cut. I remember it as the lesser of the two; let's see how it stands on its own.

QT this post with someone you wish was still alive.

Goodbye, Annie Hall.

#DaveOfTheDead no 11. It's only 1:30 and I'm already running on fumes. Let's see what this does for me.

Scene I wish was in "Blue Moon" Hammerstein: (singing his lyric) I'm just a gurl who cain't say no! I'm in a turrible fix! I always say c'mon let's go Just when they pull out their di-- Rodgers (interruptiing quickly) Good Lord Oscar! We can't say that! Even if it IS what the song's about!

Great read:

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#DaveOfTheDead TV no 1.

There is literally a Village People song called "In the Navy" and they went with the double jerk off dance instead. Fascists have no imagination.

I've not seen this one. (My TOS knowledge is lacking.) Wiki tells me the network held this back so they could show it for Halloween, so that's a plus.

"Empok Nor" is a terrific haunted house episode.

"Blink" is one I'll watch around Halloween most years. Great horror.

Twilight Zone is weird, as it's remembered as a creepy show but half the episodes are "old guy goes back to 1890s home town" or whatever, lots of Kick the Can sweetness. Serling had a nostalgia fetish.

What are your favorite creepy episodes of non-creepy shows? (TNG's "Night Terrors," for example.)