brain candy

Who's against a little brain candy about fashion, home and travel?

Cut off your education and fed you brain candy.

The troupe made one movie, Brain Candy, which was released in 1996.

Some characters from the television series appear briefly in Brain Candy.

She subsequently appeared (as a different character) in their 1996 film Brain Candy.

Moving away from the brain candy on the networks, cable television was venturing into stronger material.

Given that most games can take several hundred hours to complete, that is a lot of brain candy reaching consumers.

And the making of "Brain Candy" was not exactly the stuff by which professional relationships are cemented.

Dedicated fans, at least, should have little problem with the eccentricities of "Brain Candy."

"Brain Candy" haphazardly piles as many skits as possible onto the idea of the new drug.

He was also a writer on The Kids in the Hall film Brain Candy.

Brain candy, you know?

If you think it's an endless grind of brain candy and flashy faux mysteries, then it's entirely your fault.

It's brain candy for bitheads.

It's awesome, but it's brain candy.

Brain Candy (2002)

Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy (1996) (executive producer)

Brain Candy: The New Yorker Some research suggests video games may even increase players' attention capacities.

Jones wrote for one season of The Kids in the Hall, and played a small role in their film Brain Candy.

The exterior of the stump of the building was depicted as a nightclub in the opening scene of the 1996 comedy film Brain Candy.

"It wants to blow your mind while keeping you well fed and happy. . . . It's brain candy for bitheads."

After the show ended its run, the troupe came together to produce a movie, Brain Candy, featuring a few characters from the show and many new ones.

Brain Candy (co-producer, 1996).

Bruce McCulloch came up with Brain Candy at the studio's request for something more marketable.

Warped and oddly touching, "Nothing Is Terrible" is brain candy for the bright and jaded.