That is one of our favorite lines in any movie. More specifically it’s mentioned by the usually serious actor Peter Graves in the 1980 movie “Airplane.”

That crazy movie is full of great quotes ranging from Leslie Nelson’s “Don’t call me Shirley” to the jive talk of June Cleaver.

Sadly, the captain of that crazy Airplane, Peter Graves, has passed away.  The stoic actor and voice-over talent was known for his many roles on television including the original “Mission: Impossible” and the more modern A&E series “Biography.”

Peter Graves, the cool spymaster of television’s “Mission: Impossible” and the dignified host of the “Biography” series, who successfully spoofed his own gravitas in the “Airplane!” movie farces, died on Sunday. He was 83.

He died of a heart attack at his home in Pacific Palisades, Calif., said Fred Barman, his business manager.

It was a testament to Mr. Graves’s earnest, unhammy ability to make fun of himself that after decades of playing square he-men and straitlaced authority figures, he was perhaps best known to younger audiences for a deadpan line in “Airplane!” (“Joey, do you like movies about gladiators?”) and one from a memorable Geico car insurance commercial (“I was one lucky woman”).  (…continue reading…)

Just some cow and pig and whatever comes in hot dogs.  Well, maybe some turtles were harmed.  Who knows what’s in those hot dogs….

Sony demos its own motion controller, the PlaystationMove, at the GDC in San Francisco today that has made some headlines in the gaming industry.

The Wii-like wands will be used in conjunction with the PlayStation Eye camera, which is required and will be available later this fall.

The motion controller features a nunchuk-style controller coupled with second motion controller outfitted with a large, ping-pong like ball on the end.

If Sony can capitalize on the motion-control gaming sector, it can really make some gains in the market as the Nintendo Wii does not offer many of the more adult games you can find on the PS3.

Watch the presentation video below from G4 which goes over the controller as well as some new games for the PS3.

About 40 seconds into this great clip about the “Citizen Rule: People Making a Better Tomorrow” propaganda bit you will see a psychic who looks a lot like Detective Dipstick.

Yep, sure enough that’s Timothy Omundson, the psychic-despising cop from “Psych,” helping you get in touch with your inner psychic.

What’s important about this week is we finally see a more human side of the evil Benjamin Linus. 

Or do we?

Ben has easily become one of our favorite characters on television thanks to the creepy performance of Michael Emerson. That’s why this Ben-centric episode was so anticipated.

We wanted to know if he could be a decent human in the real world (we hoped he wouldn’t!) and whether or not the promos showing Ben digging his own grave would come true.

Most telling about the episode may lie in the little secrets held by Richard. We finally get to know a little about him and why he doesn’t age.

This week, Brill Bundy from Zap2it.com (@zap2itbrill) and celebrity DJ and ‘Lost’ super fan Mike B. (@theemikeb) join host Maggie Furlong to talk about ‘Dr. Linus,’ this season’s stellar Ben-centric episode. Michael Emerson was on top of his game, on and off the Island, but we were also treated to great moments from Richard, Ilana, Jack, Miles and a certain submarine.

Video is below and it is full of spoilers, so beware. (Edit: sometimes the video player below shows up without a poster frame. Just click in the center of the blank spot below or on the play button if that shows up. The video’s there)

Thomas loves his Old School rap and if you ever go on “Who Wants to be a Millionaire” and you get asked to name the original members of NWA than Thomas should be your lifeline.

You will not go home empty handed on that question.

This week, the Retro Video comes to us from the rump shakers of Wreckx-n-Effect, a New Jack Swing Hip-Hop group who had the multi-platinum hit “Rump Shaker” in 1992. The video is awesome. The song is awesome. And yes, there are a lot of ladies shaking their rump for you.

Corey Haim shot to fame in the 80s when he co-starred in a number of films, including “The Lost Boys,” with the other Corey, Corey Feldman.

The actor, who has struggled with drug addiction, was pronounced dead at Providence St. Joseph’s Medical Center in Burbank.

Police were called to the hospital just before 4 a.m. to investigate his death.

Police sources told CBS Haim’s death appeared accidental. Haim has been in and out of rehab and starred in a reality show with Feldman in 2007 called “The Two Coreys.”

He talked about his struggle with drugs – specificially prescription drugs.

“I started on the downers which were a hell of a lot better than the uppers because I was a nervous wreck. But one led to two, two led to four, four led to eight, until at the end it was about 85 a day – the doctors could not believe I was taking that much,” he told a reporter in 2007. (….continue reading….)

We have some good news and some bad news for you peeps. First, the good news. Disney has released the newest trailer for the upcoming TRON sequel and it looks great.

“TRON Legacy” follows up the groundbreaking original movie from 1982. In “TRON,” Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges) gets sucked into a virtual world where his life is on the line. The movie broke technical ground with extensive CG effects for the time and also spawned various video games and comics.

Now the bad news. The movie, which is coming out in 3-D and IMAX, doesn’t hit theaters until mid December. F@#k! And yes, that is Olivia Wilde up there in the latex body suit. Yeah!

If LOST was Baywatch it would be more awesome than any show on television ever made or will be made. Both are soap operas set on a beach. Granted, LOST is a bit more freaky but we wouldn’t mind seeing Evangeline Lilly running slow motion down the beach in a bright red suit.