Thighs Wide Shut

The Princess & The Frog: Disney’s return to its roots of 2-d animation and racist depictions of black peoples

we’re setting our eggspectations low for Indy 4, but still, it has to at least make up for the 3 sh%tty Star Wars prequels

while we weight for opening day
here’s a bunch of Indy hype-r space shazzle dazzle…

The People Who Were Almost Cast, Indiana Clones, Name The Character (which is KIMpossible) and plenty more goodies during Empire mag’s month long Indy love fest

JD Salinger found Raiders to be ‘unwitty, unfunny awful socko-ness‘

real peoples named Indiana Jones, and one even from MARION, Illinois!

the Marcus Brody law firm

The Wilhelm Scream Compilation

our mos flavorite crazian (crazy asian) with a tommy gun: Kao Kan

Indiana Jones buying Indiana Jones crap

that ‘choose wisely’ Diet Coke commercial

Most Star Wars Actors in a Non-Star Wars Film (including the Jones pics)

fun facts about Disneyland’s Indiana Jones Adventure, Temple of the Forbidden Eye

Simpsons‘ Indy refs

Jones lotto scratch offs from Idaho, Florida, Michigan, Texas, Tennessee, Iowa, Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, the UK, Australia, and Indiana, duh

sound clips galore

Michael Bay agrees with Lucas that Indy 4 will suck

Harrison Ford totally digs Space Mountain

a barely NSFW snap of Alison Doody nudie

Indy carbs

Dr Jones meets Dr Pepper

Raiders of the Lost Ark: The Adaptation

travel to Indy hotspots, with help from Expedia

Last Crusade b-day card

the opening scene of UHF

Spielberg invented PG-13

the Nats heart Indy

years since Temple of Doom: 24
tv or film credits Kate Capshaw has had since Doom: 24

Jordan’s Indy and Titanic shops

Young Indiana Jones Choose Your Own Adventure books

Indiana Jones Mad Libs

Burger King’s got Indy toys, and still the wurst fried in fast food

Hollywood Shuffle‘s ‘Sneakin In The Movies’, including Chicago Jones and The Temple of Doom

Indiana Jones & The Temple of Doom (NES)- Deathless speedrun

Sick0Fant takes on NES’ crappy Last Crusade game

the video for Aqua’s ‘Dr Jones’ + Duran Duran’s ‘Hungry Like A Wolf’

porn: San Fernando Jones and the Temple of Poon and Indiana Mack [sites are NSFW]

the only font you’re computer really needs: SF Fedora

the power of the Ark [ytmnd]

whip cracking assistance from: TheRaider.net, ThrowMeTheIdol.com & SlashFilm

we juss mumbled upon the greatestistest wiki site mt EVERest:
Closing Logo Group Wiki
and cause we have nothing better to do
besides seeing movies and seeking out NSFW honeys with gynormus cans
we’ve ranked our mos flavorite 20 logos + others we’ve deemed james worthy

1) WGBH (1978 to Present)
Where To Find It: anything on PBS that’s (probably) good or British or both

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2) Warner Bros. Pictures (1972-1984)
Where To Find It: A Clockwork Orange

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3) HBO Feature/Special Presentation (1983-1999)
Where To Find It: in our (wet) dreams

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4) 20th Century Fox Film Corporation (1935-1994)
Where To Find It: no better place than the OG versions of Star Wars, Eps IV-VI

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5) Classic Warner Bros. Cartoons (1942-1964)
Where To Find It: anywhere it’s duck or rabbit season

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6) Hanna-Barbera (1979-1990)
Where To Find It: Shirt Tales

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7) Walt Disney Home Video/Entertainment (1978-1986) & (1981-1987)
Where To Find It: any VHS (or BetaMax) tape that came in a huge white case

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8) PBS (1971-1984)
Where To Find It: Electric Company

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9) Stephen J. Cannell Productions/Cannell Entertainment (1982-1999)
Where To Find It: The A-Team

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10) Ubu Productions (1982 – present)
Where To Find It: Family Ties

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11) Amblin Entertainment (1982 – present)
Where To Find It: Amazing Stories

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12) ITC Entertainment Group (1973-1989)
Where To Find It: The Muppet Show

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13) DiC Audiovisuel/Entertainment (1987-2005)
Where To Find It: Inspector Gadget

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14) Thames (1969-1989)
Where To Find It: Danger Mouse

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15) NBC (any one that’s in color)
Where To Find It: uh, NBC?

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16) MGM Cartoons (1963-1967)
Where To Find It: Chuck Jones-produced Tom & Jerrys

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17) MTM Enterprises, Inc./Productions (1970-1998)
Where To Find It: The White Shadow

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18) Paramount Television (1969-1975)
Where To Find It: The Brady Brunch

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19) Mark VII Productions/Limited (1953-1971)
Where To Find It: Dragnet

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20) Universal Pictures (1963-1990)
Where To Find It: Back To The Future

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honor blackman able mentions:

ABC (1962-1970’s)
Castle Rock Entertainment (1989-1994)
CBS Productions (1966-??)
Children’s Television Workshop (1978-1983)
Classic Paramount Cartoons (all)
Columbia Pictures (1975-1981)
Desilu/Lucille Ball Productions (1966-1967)
DreamWorks SKG (1997 – present)
Emotion (1999-2007)
Focus Features (2002 – present)
Gaumont (all)
Gracie Films (1987 – present)
Imagine Entertainment (1995 – present)
Krofft Productions/Entertainment (1969-1976)
The Ladd Company (1980-1996)
Lionsgate (2005 – present)
London Weekend Television (1971-1978)
Lucasfilm Limited (1997 – present)
Marvel Productions Ltd (1985-1993)
Miramax (1999 – present)
MTV (80s)
Orion Pictures (1981-1996)
Operation Prime Time (1976-1987)
Picturehouse (2005 – present)
Picturemaker Productions (1985-1989)
Pixar (1995 – present)
Rainbow Releasing Productions (1995 – present)
Rankin-Bass Productions (1968-1975)
Ruby-Spears (1981-1992)
RKO Pictures (1929-1958)
Steven Bochco Productions (1989 – present)
Television New Zealand (1980-1982)
TriStar Pictures (1984-1993)
United Artists Pictures (1981-1987)
WCET (Late 1980’s?-????)

and the scariest one of balls thyme:

Lynch/Frost Productions (1990-1992)

which logos razzle your bedazzlers?
pray tell
and praying mantis!!

Desperately Seeking adorable, plucky, rapscallioned, red-headed 17-year old tween wet dream, whose future is so bright that she would never have to worry about Doc Brown scurrying thru her trash, lookin for fuel for the flux capacitor. This ginger snap was last seen in Mean Girls. If you happen to have any information leading to the whereabouts of this girl, please contact the fine folks at Disney Warren ASAPp

Eat me, you skankazoid to the creme de ^menthe degree!

Exec Produced by George Lucas
Directed by Francis Ford Coppola
Starring Michael Jackson
never forget the Disney 3-D poo fest that was
CAPTAIN EO

Peace the fork out to: Lily Munster/Moses’ wife, the man who banged Sophia Loren, Scooby Doo’s doer, Jimmy Connors’ mum, Coltrane’s bizatch, MLKJr’s secretary, Judith’s toon porn producer hubbie, the father of Austin’s freeways, and Secret Santa

Breastest show on TV that no one I know is watchin but everyone should be: 30 Rock. Don’t bee leave me? Then how do explain Tracy Morgan being a comic genius?

Cuthbest proves she’s a Canuck [Carl Hungus]

Rumor has it that Lily Allen will be musicing on SNL in a few weeks. In the meantime, enjoy her cover of the Specials klassic ‘Blank Expression’

Rumsfeld Leaves Most Recent Job Off Resumé

product I’m still waitin for: Renee Zellweger’s EXTREME SOUR LEMON Candy

Tara Reid Swimming with Dolphins

Hot vay-cay spot: Tatooine [Navi]

How are area codes assigned?

The Doctor Who Scarf

Praise Jesus (pronounced ‘Hey-Zeus’): Mexico Predicts Drop in Tortilla Prices [Stacked]

Who Are These Guys? Seriously, we may have to call in Jessica Fletcher [AC Deez Nutz]

and how come Hollywood’s finest fictional (almost) couple are far more fascinating than any of the real ones?