Christopher Lloyd is extremely talented and I find this question impossible to answer when put to me in the form of a poll.
I would just like to say that I love his work and admire his genius writing talent and I’m sorry that I just don’t feel able to adequately answer this question by placing a checkmark in a box (or a dot in a radiobutton box).
For me, it would be similar to using a poll to attempt to answer the question, “Who is Marlon Brando to you?” IMHO, he is just so much more than a checkmark in a box could ever convey and I sincerely hope you are not offended by this reply.
Pollak’s bit had Christopher Lloyd as Spock, Robin Williams as Chekov, Jack Nicholson as McCoy, and Dudley Moore as Scotty. And of course, Shatner as Kirk.
No. IIRC, what the drug was was never specified, but after eating the cookies - and they were cookies, I remember that much - Alex went home and wrote an opera. The next day he was bouncing around like a human gas molecule. Latka got all weird and manic, and had to be talked down. The implication was that Latka’s grandmother’s “secret ingredient” was coca leaves.
My favorite moment is when Elaine needs a date to some function, and, out of desperation, asks Jim, who shows up at her door properly attired in a suit and looking, as Elaine puts it: “gorgeous!”
His response? “I never get tired of hearing that!”
Yeah, I loved him through the Taxi years and beyond, but when I hear his name I see him in Cuckoo’s Nest. His hair sticking out in every direction. Man, could he look crazy.
John Bigboote: John O’Connor, break the window!
John O’Connor: Why me, John Bigboote?
John Bigboote: It might be booby-trapped!
John O’Connor: Oh.
…
John Bigboote: We’ve had our chance! Your Overthruster’s for shit! We’re lost!
Lord John Whorfin: One more word out of you, Bigbooty…
John Bigboote: [screaming] BIG-BOO-TAY! TAY! TAY!
[Whorfin shoots him]
Brando, first and foremost to me is Don Corleone. I loved him in many other roles but Don Corleone or the Don Corleone like character in the Freshman are who I immediately think of when I think Brando.
That was his origin story with Tom Hanks of all actors in it.
The Cookies were the Famous Amos episode. Rev Jim gave detailed analysis of what the secret ingredient was and where and when it was grown I believe.
Geez, of course not everyone does. That show ended the week before my last day of kindergarten, and the reason I missed our kindergarten graduation is going to be turning 32 in June.
