Indisputable proof that there is no just and loving God in the universe

[MrFun]

Seriously, the **** happened to this country? How is it we are getting dumber and dumber every ****ing day?

I may have been contributing.

[Dinner]

E-Trade sucks.

[Jon Miller]

I dont' think I have ever seen these commercials.

JM

[Elok]

Well, it's not like others haven't tried the "talking baby = funny" idea before. This is sort of like "Look Who's Talking," only about 25 years later and with a commercial tie-in for some stupid internet stock-trading company. Also, this movie will presumably have crummy lip-syncing instead of voice overs. So, yeah, we're talking a much, much ****tier version of an already-forgettable eighties comedy.

Oh, the AV Club drew the LWT connection long before I did. Oh well.

[self biased]

right. i'll get the kool-aid ready.

[The Emperor Fabulous]

Well, did those Geico cavemen actually get a show? Wasn't that canceled before it could air? There may be hope.

No, it aired six episodes. It was cancelled because, while the commercials were clever, the creator really only had the talent to write commercials. The actual show, instead of being a "unique buddy comedy that offers a clever twist on stereotypes and turns race relations on its head", instead just took the word "minority" and replaced it with "caveman".

And if it weren't for the Writers' Strike, the remaining 7 unaired episodes might have actually aired.

[Tattila the Hun]

right. i'll get the kool-aid ready.

Now, Kool-Aid: The Movie might be watchable. Him busting through walls and other solid objects. Tagline: "This summer, immovable object meets Kool-Aid"

[Elok]

No, it aired six episodes. It was cancelled because, while the commercials were clever, the creator really only had the talent to write commercials. The actual show, instead of being a "unique buddy comedy that offers a clever twist on stereotypes and turns race relations on its head", instead just took the word "minority" and replaced it with "caveman".

And if it weren't for the Writers' Strike, the remaining 7 unaired episodes might have actually aired.

Those commercials were not clever, you sack of crap. Choke on your lies!

[MrFun]

This is not movie related, but I really like one of the Liberty Mutual commercials where a person helps someone out in some small way, then someone who saw it is inspired and ends up helping someone else. For some reason, I find that commercial touching.

[Theben]

Why are you people getting so worked up. I, for one, am looking forward to the creativity no doubt to be infused into such a film.

[Riesstiu IV]

Guy hates babies.

[Japher]

Maybe they'll have a Geico caveman cameo

[Guynemer]

Guy hates babies.

Damn right.

[Solomwi]

It's what makes you so well-suited for pediatrics.

[ColdWizard]

I dismiss this as internet hoax for the sake of any sanity I may or may not have.