"In this episode we discuss Single White Female for Tweens: The Roommate."
Movie Summary
Premise
“For 99.9% of this movie, it was a ripoff of Single White Female, and then at the very end it turns into a ripoff of the end of Poltergeist.” —Dan @33:20
Story
Probably the most notable feature of this movie is how (Billy) inZane the names of its stars are. Minka Kelly? Leighton Meester? Cam Gigandet? Aly Michalka? Those aren't real people!
Aside from that, it's pretty boring.
Cam Gigandet's eyebrows @30:25
Elliott:
And Cam Gigandet acted mostly with his furrowed brow and his eyebrows.
Dan:
Oh God, I hated that guy.
Stuart:
Yeah, he does like a James Franco impression the whole time.
Elliott:
Yeah, he's a really bad James Franco.
Dan:
Eyebrows and smug looks.
Elliott:
You want to iron his, his forehead —
Stuart:
You want to punch him in the face.
Elliott:
— because it's so wrinkly.
Stuart:
He's got a punchable face.
Elliott:
He does have a very punchable face, yeah.
Final Judgments
Bad-Bad Movie (Elliott) @30:50
Bad-Bad Movie (Dan) @31:40
Kind of a Turd (Stuart) @32:05
Episode Highlights
This is the episode when Dan announced that he was now working for The Daily Show.
Tangents
Dan accidentally talked about lights being in "the tubes of your television", and Elliott started needling him about the anachronism. Then Dan revealed his secret identity: He's Philo T. Farnsworth, the inventor of television! After Elliott pointed out that his voice hadn't changed, Dan admitted that it wasn't a very good disguise.
