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Speculations about a third Kill Bill film have sparked in fits and starts over the past two decades, with the films' stars and director, Quentin Tarantino, sometimes fueling the flames, sometimes dousing them with the waters of cold reality. You can read all about that lengthy history here, but for now, it seems like Tarantino will let Kill Bill: Vol. 2 be the last chapter in the story. For anyone disappointed by that news, Saturday Night Live has just gifted you a surprise Christmas present, bringing Lucy Liu and her character back, along with Kill Bill's iconic score, for one more bloody battle — Kill Grinch.

Despite its lavish production design, gory special effects, great costumes (including Martin Short decked out as the Grinch), and Lucy Liu herself, the sketch was cut for time. Fortunately, it was pre-filmed, so like most sketches, NBC and SNL posted it on YouTube. The sketch...

'7 Faces of Dr. Lao' with Tony Randall. '7 Faces of Dr. Lao' movie: 'Things are not as they seem' Director George Pal's 7 Faces of Dr. Lao surprises on multiple levels: its witty screenplay by Twilight Zone writer Charles Beaumont, an odd assortment of well-defined characters, a bravura performance by Tony Randall, and some of the best special effects of that time. In the film, a strange traveling magician drifts into a small western American town, announcing that he is bringing with him a “Magic Circus.” Calling himself Dr. Lao, the eccentric Chinese character places an ad in the local newspaper and makes friends with the editor. But things are not as they seem. When the Magic Circus magically appears, Dr. Lao changes appearances and personalities, interfering in the lives of everyone in the community. Love with the properly repressed widow John Ericson plays the handsome newspaperman who rebels...