To me, the best movie quotes would naturally be quotations from the best movies, the classics. But film is such a new medium that it’s hard to know which films will stand the test of time. History is full of popular literature that is long-forgotten. Movies will be the same way.

But I can say that some of these movies will be remembered 100 years from now. And some of them won’t. And the ones that will be remembered will be remembered because of their quotes.

For example, it’s hard to imagine a time when Casablanca won’t be relevant. Love triangles are ripe for dramatic possibility, and rarely has a love triangle been as well-written as this one. And giving up love for a higher ideal? That’s an idea and a concept that should live on through the ages. My favorite quote is when Rick says, “Nobody ever loved me that much.”

Another potential classic movie is Sunset Boulevard. My favorite quote? “Funny, how gentle people get when you’re dead.”

I love Westerns, but Shane holds a special place in my heart. Favorite quote? “There’s no living with a killing. There’s no going’ back from one.”

People have written hundreds of pages about which movies are great, and which movie quotes are quotable. This one’s mine.

Plasma TVs are flat. They can be mounted on the wall or on the ceiling. This produces a better visual experience rather thaner than putting it on a TV stand or entertainment center. You are able to make the most of the flatness of the TV only when it is installed on the wall or ceiling. This way you can really show off your television.

So how do you acheive the best plasma TV installation? The best and easiest way would be to get someone to do it for you. But this would cost more compared to doing it yourself. It’s not that big of a problem if you know what you are doing and obtain good help in the form of friends or family.

So what are the components essential for plasma wall installation? Well, you will need a couple of things.

First, the right tools are very crucial. You will need the following: A hammer, a good set of screw drivers, a set of nails and screws, and a spirit level. You would also need a step ladder if you are installing it at a height.

Then the other supplementary equipment is also important. You would need a reasonable length of wire to connect your plasma TV to the electric plug points. In most cases these cables come with the TV, but be sure you have the right cables before starting. You would need a wall mount or ceiling mount. This is the most expensive component. Then you would also need wire clips or zip-ties to secure the wires together and make it look neat and presentable. And then based on your situation you would need other stuff like plaster, or wallpaper etc. Once you have decided where you are going to install your plasma TV, you can go about sourcing your equipment.

So now you know that installing your TV is not confusing; it is a process that can be made painless by having a few necessary pieces on.

Your date will be very impressed with the whole set up and will score you some major points. It will show that you are into trying new things and open to doing things different. A date can often want a second date if you make an extra effort to try things that you normally would not do. The lighting can be kind of strange while experiencing this, so be extra careful to eat slowly and enjoy each and every bite. It is very good for your body system to take your time while you eat, plus you can enjoy the food a lot more. If you are concerned about overeating, then you could take something to help you not be so hungry. The food is going to be extra tasty, so be prepared to not go overboard with the portion size.

The Jetsons follows the lives of George Jetson and his average middle-class family. George is a bumbling, yet kind-hearted family man who works for Spacely Sprockets, a sprocket manufacturing concern owned and run by the slave-driving dwarf Mr. Spacely. George’s wife Jane is a homemaker who dials up breakfast for the family and pushes all the proper buttons necessary for cleaning the house and taking care of the domestic affairs. Son Elroy is a boy genius, and daughter Judy is a typical teenage rock-and-roller. Throw in a sarcastic robot maid named Rosie and a talking dog named Astro, and The Jetsons has all the elements of a modern TV classic. With flying cars, stilted high-rise houses, and automated gadgets for almost every conceivable form of work, the show matches The Flintstones pound-for-pound in respect to the artist/producers’ breadth of creativity and imagination…

The Jetsons DVD features a number of hilarious episodes including the series premiere “Rosie the Robot” in which Jane urges George to buy a robot maid, but George feels they can’t afford it. And with his boss, Mr. Spacely, due to come over for dinner, George doesn’t think he can get raise out of Mr. Spacely if he sees a robot maid at the Jetson home. Meanwhile, Jane has taken a free one-day trial of an older-model ‘Rosie’ who makes Spacely the best dinner he’s ever had, but not before he fires George, prompting Rosie to runaway from home. When the Jetson family finally tracks Rosie down, she decides to stay with the family permanently… Other notable episodes from Season 1 include “Rosie’s Boyfriend” in which Rosie falls in love with the building super’s rag-tag robot assistant, and “Miss Solar System” in which Jane enters the Miss Solar System pageant against George’s wishes, not knowing that George is one of the secret judges…

Below is a list of episodes included on The Jetsons (Season 1) DVD:

Episode 1 (Rosie the Robot) Air Date: 09-23-1962
Episode 2 (A Date with Jet Screamer) Air Date: 09-30-1962
Episode 3 (Jetsons Nite Out) Air Date: 10-07-1962
Episode 4 (The Space Car) Air Date: 10-14-1962
Episode 5 (The Coming of Astro) Air Date: 10-21-1962
Episode 6 (The Good Little Scouts) Air Date: 10-28-1962
Episode 7 (The Flying Suit) Air Date: 11-04-1962
Episode 8 (Rosie’s Boyfriend) Air Date: 11-11-1962
Episode 9 (Elroy’s TV Show) Air Date: 11-18-1962
Episode 10 (Uniblab) Air Date: 11-25-1962
Episode 11 (A Visit From Grandpa) Air Date: 12-02-1962
Episode 12 (Astro’s Top Secret) Air Date: 12-09-1962
Episode 13 (Las Venus) Air Date: 12-16-1962
Episode 14 (Elroy’s Pal) Air Date: 12-23-1962
Episode 15 (Test Pilot) Air Date: 12-30-1962
Episode 16 (Millionaire Astro) Air Date: 01-06-1963
Episode 17 (The Little Man) Air Date: 01-13-1963
Episode 18 (Jane’s Driving Lesson) Air Date: 01-20-1963
Episode 19 (G.I. Jetson) Air Date: 01-27-1963
Episode 20 (Miss Solar System) Air Date: 02-03-1963
Episode 21 (Private Property) Air Date: 02-10-1963
Episode 22 (Planet Dude) Air Date: 02-17-1963
Episode 23 (TV or Not TV) Air Date: 02-24-1963
Episode 24 (Elroy’s Mob) Air Date: 03-03-1963

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Britt Gillette is author of The DVD Report, a blog where you can find more reviews like this one of The Jetsons (DVD).