More UGLY-Ness...

Yea, he's pretty bad. And definitely one of Hollywood's all time greatest weirdos. No Crispin Glover, to be sure, but he seems like he's so weird he's fun to be around. Cage seems like he'd try to get you to look at his comic book collection and tell you how great he is all day.

I'd like to practice karate with Crispin, like that famous old episode of Letterman where he almost kicked Dave in the head.

uhhh.... No need to imagine, it's widely known that he's psychotically obsessed with Superman. He had himself set to play the role when that lastest version was out, until he... wasn't for whatever reason. He's the same guy who married Lisa Marie Presley to be Elvis' son-in-law, and nothing else. The man is deeply, deeply disturbed.

I've seen him bend steel (wool) with his bare hands. And he runs away if you throw green rocks at him, I find. I do that a lot now.
Coyote Ugly 2 is a bad idea, by the way.

I just had an image of a coyote that turns into a wolf in the moonlight... Under those circumstances, I concede, that would be a brilliant idea.

Anyone who is a Simpsons fanatic might watch this episode called "El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer", Spanish for The Mysterious Voyage of Homer, can watch the scenes which feature a Coyote voiced by the late Johnny Cash, though actually called the "Space Coyote" after Homer eats a bunch of Merciless Peppers of Quetzlzacatenango at an annual Chili Cook-Off, though drinking melted candle wax, Homer decides to coat his mouth with melted Wax, enabling him to eat several of the peppers, which then bring a hallucination in which Homer is trapped in a fantasy world. Before meeting the coyote, he encounters a large snake, a gigantic butterfly and a tortoise, and accidently destroys the sun. Arriving at a large pyramid, he meets the coyote, who turns out to be his spirit guide.

That was a great episode.

But think about it... Coyotes that turn into wolves? How awesomely bad is that idea? C'mon...

Let's name some series that have gone into space.

Leprechaun and Friday the 13th come to mind. Any others?