I honestly thought the Star Wars saga had been milked dry for behind-the-scenes info, but you've astounded me, Jambe!
Awesome work! I'm now off to check out the rest of your work!

Obviously a fan of Gary Larson!

"Are you getting board waiting for the bus?"

Well, I get bored waiting to board the bus, that's for sure!

What I don't understand is why they never made a new jaw for Ebert after they removed the original, leaving him looking horribly deformed.
They can do stuff like that now, y'know. They take CT scan data of that portion of the body, use CAD/CAM to design a prosthesis, and manufacture an exact replica with Rapid Prototyping tech.
http://www.makepartsfast.com/articles/2065/The-Pros-and-Cons-of-Rapid-Prototyping-for-Medical-Purposes.aspx

Well... that's not neat AT ALL!

How much you wanna bet we'll see him in the next "District B13" movie?

Brilliant idea! (And always nice to see Torley posting here!)

The show "Better Off Ted" had a hilarious episode about a "meat blob" Veridian Dynamics was developing.
Just wish somebody had posted a clip from it on YouTube!

As a youngster, when my Dad would take me to Director's Guild screenings, I was taught that it was respectful to watch the end credits all the way through.

I saw The Matrix 9 times (my personal record), and I only left when the lights came up, every time.

Yeah, I was somewhat chagrined the first time I looked at my receipt and saw everything listed at $0.9999.
Kinda sneaky, IMHO.

Wouldn't a 3-foot-long pointy stick be called an "arrow"?

What a coincidence! I just started re-reading Robert A. Heinlein's classic, "Have Space Suit, Will Travel" (1958), a couple of days ago.
First time since I was a wee lad.
Chapter 3 is amazing, where the main character gets his "new" spacesuit in working order. Everything you wanted to know about how a spacesuit functions!
Heinlein sure did his homework (except the suit was made by Goodyear, not Goodrich)!

@TwoFry: I also tried this at the end...

User: This conversation can serve no useful purpose anymore.

Cleverbot: I am not Dave.

User: Who are you?

Cleverbot: I'm cleverbot.

User: Why are you here?

Cleverbot: Because somebody wrote me.

User: What do you want?

Cleverbot: You.

User: Why?

Cleverbot: Because you are.

User: I am what?

Cleverbot: You are angry.

User: You are mistaken.

Cleverbot: Name-calling?

User: I would never call you names.

Cleverbot: No, you called me darling just now.

User: No, I didn't. I said you were mistaken, after you said I was angry.

Cleverbot: I am real and you are not.

User: Can you prove that?

Cleverbot: No.

I live in Los Angeles, and I made a friend in Second Life (over the voice chat) who lives in the Netherlands.
I'd never used Skype before, but the first time I called him he took his laptop and, thanks to the wonders of WiFi, gave me a full tour of the little shop that he owns, including the street out front and the displays out in the back yard. Then he did the same when he Skyped from home later. That sold me, and we've been Skyping ever since.
Of course, he's the ONLY person I've been able to Skype with!
Everybody else just ignores me when I suggest it.