Tom Cruise is selected for Carter, with the panel imagining his physical preparation and intensity in the role.
Evil Tenant, Jim Danforth, and Luxury Kite Company are proposed as racehorse names.
The panel questions how Carter moved in without payment and why Drake did not use his keys before the locks changed. Carter’s scrapbook and a con man sending a return-address postcard are challenged as implausibly careless.
A prestige series, prequel, sequel with Carter escaping, and an all-Black remake are all considered viable.
Michael Keaton is the reluctant sole Oscar choice; Hans Zimmer is rejected.
The panel asks how long Drake and Patty had been together and whether the relationship survived the film.
The model house and Carter’s false identity documents are selected.
The lessons are to avoid becoming a landlord and never admit a tenant without signed terms and money.
Mr. Mom, Unfaithful, The Money Pit, War of the Roses, Single White Female, and Transformers are separate choices.
Michael Keaton is the repeated winner for following Batman with a memorable villain performance.
The treehouse-to-rock-throwing-to-well passage, dog chase and killing, Mr. Highway crash, therapist bench, ice-skating attack, Henry’s shed, Mark’s shiv, therapist confrontation, and cliff climax are nominated; Mr. Highway leads.
Susan’s Choice, Every Mother’s Son, Bad Brother, and Henry: Portrait of a Future Serial Killer are proposed; Bad Brother is favored.
