Which one? Duck?

(couldn't resist)

I can't tell you how many times I rewatched the first ep of Double Jump.  Will put a link in the appropriate forum.

I've never actually seen Duckman.  Gotta borrow those DVDs!  (I have such a soft spot for old recordings, like a time capsule, I REALLY wish I had kept all my Drew Carey Show tapes... that sh*t was on ALL the time and now, nowhere).

I had never watched The Drew Carrey Show when it ran. Then when it came on syndication later, watched it all the time. Yea, it sucks that is not still around.

Watching Clueless.  Intentionally, for the first time.  My sister used to have the VHS so I would see bits and pieces of it (and I'm surprised by how much I remember) but I'd never say down and watch it.  Very cute (and given the amount of Friends I've been watching recently, I really wish I hadn't known Paul Rudd was in this, that would have blown my mind).

I really wish I was more familiar with Emma, because I'm sure that this plays on a whole other level then.

Dangit, I think I had an idea of a good movie to play against it but I don't remember.  I'm certainly glad I waited though, back in the day (it came out right when I moved back to the states) I didn't really have any context for it, so I couldn't enjoy it.

The teaser for the Ppochie-ified Robocop wound up making me revisit the original.  So I am.

I watched most of Chasing Amy last night... I think Dogma's the last in the Jersey flicks I have to watch, and I totally didn't intend to marathon them at all (I still have to watch the original Star Wars trilogy and I've been putting that off forever).

Oh, and I watched Pulp Fiction the other night.  I forgot how f*cking LONG that movie was.  Ugh.  And I gotta tell you, maybe it's because I'm more mature and Tarantino's more mature, but it didn't really work for me the way it used to.  It must be a sign of a good director if he can make his old groundbreaking works feel obsolete.  Or maybe I was just tired.