April 29, 2005

List Week Part V - the grand finale

Welcome to the end of List Week here on capnwacky.com. To celebrate, we've got a 3 course meal of lists for you today!

First up, an appetizer, the brief, but sweet Hollywood's Least-Employed Stuntmen.

Now for the main course, the meaty George W. Bush's Secret Enemies List.

And, for desert, may I recommend our new lists page Franz's Lists (with your host, Franz Liszt) featuring a list of links to all the lists we've ever listed here AND a letter of welcome from the ghosts of the mostly-famous Hungarian composer Franz Liszt.

Next up, another special event:

Yes, we're enormous nerds, and we've never pretended otherwise.

Posted by capnslog at 12:49 AM

April 28, 2005

List Week Part IV

Rejected New Pope Names.

Posted by capnslog at 08:32 AM

April 27, 2005

List Week Part III

Hollywood Pairings.

Posted by capnslog at 08:57 AM

April 26, 2005

List Week part II

Would They Make Good Vulcans?

Some do, some don't. Would you?

Posted by capnslog at 08:41 AM

April 25, 2005

List Week begins!

Welcome to List Week! Remember: A new list every weekday this week!

We kick off the List Week festivities with Two Lists by Leonard Pierce, those being "If Frank Capra Had Been Diagnosed as Severely Depressed" and "If Neil Simon Had Been A Serial Killer." More to come!

Here's a list by a Cap'n Wacky co-founder that didn't make the cut:

KINDS OF FEET I HAVE
by Brodie H. Brockie
1. Left
2. Right

There, it's like a deleted scene! The kind you wish stayed deleted!

Posted by capnslog at 10:11 AM

April 22, 2005

In this world the news anchors are supposed to wear diapers.

The lists just keep steaming along, this week featuring TV Guide Listings on the Planet of the Apes.

Next week- we will list the hell out of you, listy, with a new comedy list every day Monday through Friday. LISTS!

Posted by capnslog at 01:15 AM

April 20, 2005

Just turned nine, youngest son of Frankenstein

This week, an new installment of Jon Morris's webcomic Jeremy was guest written by Cap'n Wacky co-founder Brodie H. Brockie and drawn by illustrator Katie Cook. The comic in question is right here.

Two things you need to know if you're not already reading Jeremy:

1. You should already be reading Jeremy

2. Jeremy is a nine-year-old Frankenstein monster assembled by the crazy ol' doc and treated like a son. Sometimes, his parts fall off.

Enjoy.

Posted by capnslog at 03:25 PM

April 15, 2005

A Midsummer Night's Dream in Central Park. With gangsters.

Another list by several folks this week- Bad Shakespeare Adaptations.

Also, Zonar takes a look at what will surely be a next year's crop of Oscar contenders.

But Zonar's starting to wonder if movie reviews are enough he makes his case for one holy heck of a promotion over in Mental Rays. Can you say "Pope Zonar?" Let's hope not.

Posted by capnslog at 01:01 AM

April 08, 2005

We forgot the yellow blood.

Hey, so there are two brand new things in this week's update. Brand new.

First up- We all enjoyed the Sin City film around here last weekend, so Brodie made up a batch of posters which-- well, you'll just have to see.

Second- A list written by several folks- Other Ways to Trick B.A. Baracus Onto an Airplane. I don't think I need to explain that one at all, as the title pretty much sells it.

Posted by capnslog at 07:47 AM

April 06, 2005

HAPPY TARTAN DAY!

It's Tartan Day!

Now let's get out there and partake in the usual Tartan Day activities: wear your kilt! Drink Scotch! Throw telephone poles! Glue Hair on cows! Watch Braveheart! Get your Haggis Shake from MacDonald's! Bagpipes!


"Yesterday, I was just a regular cow. NOW I'm a Bantha! Thank you, Tartan Day!"

Posted by capnslog at 10:23 AM