Seth Green actually made it on the list twice -- he was also in Dujour from Josie and the Pussycats.

JMaloney | October 02, 21:26 CET

Best comic book movie ever.

Simon | October 02, 21:43 CET

JMaloney beat me to it. I had to pause browsing the list to put on the soundtrack.

Lady Brick | October 02, 22:56 CET

I still want the Dingos poster that was in Buffy S4. I thought about remaking it with Illustrator or something, but I don't think my artistic abilities are up to it. I'll live and hope.

MattK | October 02, 23:51 CET

Uber happy for dingos and i do love Dujour but what about Steel Dragons from Rockstar? Great soundtrack!

wilder | October 03, 04:12 CET

MattK It's out there. I know because a couple three years ago one of the gals I roomed w/@MCB had one. Smaller, but otherwise an exact replica.

We used it when we did our "Hush" tribute - it was on the "Buffy/Willow" side of our room, along w/Giles' transparencies. (One of the gals bought transparencies, put the scene on pause, and traced them. Pretty damn cool. Danny Strong was totally impressed. But I digress.)

Not sure where she got the poster, though. Try Google?

ShadowQuest | October 03, 05:49 CET

Quoth ShadowQuest:


Someone has done some (unofficial, undoubtedly unlicensed) Dingoes posters at CafePress: large poster here and variant design on various merch here.

Quite some time ago I tried to get in touch with them to see if I could buy their vector art, but didn't get a response. :-( I'd love to make up some full-sized Dingoes posters.

Of course, if M.E. or anyone in a position to produce official merch was to release a full-sized repro of the Dingoes poster, I'd buy that like a shot. :-)

crystalsinger | October 03, 07:21 CET

Dingos Ate my Baby has to be the number one best name for a fake band, ever.
But I have to give it up for Spinal Tap as best total parody band ever (and because the whole hilarious movie was about the band).

And Stillwater in Almost Famous for the most convincing fake band ever, still with the comedy but not the "parody" that is Spinal Tap.
Plus, Almost Famous is one of my favorite movies. :)

Shey | October 03, 14:10 CET

No love for The Lone Rangers from "Airheads" or Wyld Stallyns from "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure"! Spinal Tap definitely gets props for an excellent parody, but in that genre, we can't forget the Rutles! Created by Niel Innes and Eric Idle, the Beatles satire band's 1978 mockumentary "All You Need Is Cash" is a classic! Their song "We've Arrived! (And to Prove It We're Here)" from the 1996 Archeology album gets stuck in my head FAR more often than I should admit. I never did see the second film, but the title made me laugh ("The Rutles 2: Can't Buy Me Lunch")

narse | October 03, 14:22 CET

One of my favorite pieces of Oz dialogue ever was:

Devon: "Man, we need roadies. Other bands have roadies."
Oz: "Other bands know more than three chords."
Devon: "But... that's just, like - fruity jazz bands."

I couldn't tell you how many times I've had similar conversations with band members in Real Life...

Rowan Hawthorn | October 03, 14:26 CET