Hey, Hey! Whadda Big BOO-BOO!!

Plus, can you really blame the police for not wanting to admit that they couldn't solve the cases by themselves?  

Oh yes, those lovely airport searches, where you get to choose between your own amateur nude portfolio scan or a pat-down complete with a free breast cancer exam for the women or hernia exam for the men. Amtrak or Greyhound any one?  

To be back on topic, I'm a young girl teenager who feels like a child, and for the record, I had no intrest in, this year, Eclipse, any movies with bad reviews,  and stuff like that.

I'm also one of those people who trusts critics. But not just for movies, but video games, too.

My concern about The Green Hornet is that they are burying its release at time when not a lot of really good movies get released. If it were much to brag about, it would probably be getting a summer release.

Originally posted by saturnwatcher My concern about The Green Hornet is that they are burying its release at time when not a lot of really good movies get released. If it were much to brag about, it would probably be getting a summer release.

I saw the trailer and was not the least bit impressed by it. The whole time I was thinking "Wow, Seth Rogan isn't even trying any more. He's not acting, he's just being Seth Rogan as Seth Rogan in a Green Hornet outfit. When Kato, the sidekick, is outshining the hero, it's not a good thing.

Originally posted by saturnwatcher The Green Hornet decidedly gets the short end of the stick. The 60's TV series was actually pretty good as a counterpoint to the campy but reasonably entertaining Batman series. But I've always found the Hornet to be a rather intriguing character among the comic book heros...a good guy who poses as a villain to fight crime. The Black Beauty was way cool too. Besides, the Hornet was the Lone Ranger's great-nephew...how can that not be cool?

Originally posted by JoeBacon Oh, you got that right about how William Dozier really treated The Green Hornet. Dozier put his main effort into Batman and The Hornet was just his stepchild. Trendle and Dozier were always in disagreement about how the series would go. And I still remember the time that Green Hornet guested on Batman and the producers declared any fight between Burt Ward and Bruce Lee to be a draw. What a joke...

The episode in which the Hornet and Kato appeared on Batman was the only 4 part episode of the old series. Most of the rest were two parts with the first episode airing on Wednesday nights, ending in a cliff hanger with the Caped Crusaders always in peril as the result of some retarded death trap. The conclusion would then air on Thursday night. The formula was: First, Batman pulls some miraculous mode of escape out of his @ss (or rather, utility belt).  Then the episode would climax with a big fight scene and the villain dispatched to Gotham prison. That particular facility must have had the worst escape record in the history of the universe, since the arch villain would inevitably return to haunt Gotham a few weeks later. During the series' final season, many of the episodes were only one part, as they attempted to cram in a lot of guest villains in order to boost sagging ratings.