I'm calling BS on people not knowing that Army of Darkness was a sequel.

Reminds me of this recent F-Minus comic:

http://comics.com/f_minus/2011-04-29/

2003's Identity seems to be of the same genre, as does another Stephen King book-turned-movie, The Dark Half.

The Dark Half kind of takes AIYH literally. Well, I guess it's more like Some In Your Head.

One free shot for misuse of "you're"?

Depending on how much ice is in the cup, of course. Well, for soda.

What? No Konami Code? I watched the entire thing and didn't see a reference for it.

I didn't quite get the Challenger 1984 response.

Other than that, pretty well done. Very reminiscent of the old Infocom games.

LOQ, laughing out quiet

I tried getting the girlfriend to do this, but she vetoed the idea. I'm hoping this little article will help convince her otherwise.

peakmind, you're thinking about Fun House, with kids television show host, J.D. Roth.

My big memories of Nickelodeon were Out Of Control (Dave Coulier, anybody? And Diz? Ha!), You Can't Do That On Television (Alanis Morrissette....and Moose.) and Mr. Wizard's World. Double Dare?!? Did you know the host of DD has OCD? Can you imagine having any form of OCD and being on that show. I'd implode.

But I was also a HUGE fan of Nick at Nite. The Donna Reed Show, Dobie Gillis, My Three Sons, Leave it to Beaver, Mr. Ed. I'm sure my parents got a kick out the fact that I was in love with the shows they watched when they were kids.

I miss my MTV and my Nickelodeon from the 80's.