LETS GOOOOOOOO (General hangout thread)

[Clancy]

That Omelette Du Fromage thing reminds me of that one Alfred Hitchcock presents where these two brothers plot to murder their wealthy aunt by mixing glass in with her souffle eggs, but then on the day that it was supposed to happen, she had fish instead, and the souffle eggs were used to make an omelet which the more evil conspirator ate while making a joke that only makes sense in french about the murder plot, and then he died, and the other conspirator who thought the whole thing was a bad idea from the start and was bullied into it lives vaguely miserably ever after, until he presumably inherits the wealthy aunt's money.

I mean the only connection is that both contain egg-pocket-food, so I don't know why that's where I went.

I've only watched one episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, the one where Joseph Cotton gets paralyzed in a car crash and the doctors think he's dead and get ready to autopsy him, but then he cries and the doctors realize that he's alive.

I haven't seen them, but I think there's episodes of AHP that adapt "The Thing in the Weeds" by William Hope Hodgson, "The Jar" by Ray Bradbury, and "Royal Jelly" and "Lamb to the Slaughter" by Roald Dahl. I've read and enjoyed all of those stories, so they may be interesting to watch.