being edited for publication, retained phrases from the film's dialogue; Dickinson addressed the hoax in the following Saturday's edition of July 11 of the National Public Radio comedy and quiz show Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!, where she appears as a regular panelist, and in her July 20, 2015 column. Comic #1400 of the online comic xkcd, which appeared July 28, 2014, presented a satirical equivalence between Wiseau and still-unidentified hijacker D. B. Cooper, with comparisons between the money, age, and speaking style of the two, and speculated on a connection between Wiseau's background and Cooper's fate. See also List of films considered the worst References Further reading James MacDowell and James Zborowski, "The Aesthetics of 'So Bad It's Good': Value, Intention, and The Room", Intensities: The Journal of Cult Media, 6 (Autumn/Winter 2013), pp. 1–30. Richard McCulloch, "'Most People Bring Their Own Spoons': The Room's Participatory Audiences as Comedy Mediators" , Participations: Journal of Audience & Reception Studies, 8.2 (November 2011), pp. 189–218. External links 2003 romantic drama films 2003 films American independent films American romantic drama films 2000s English-language films Films about infidelity Film and television memes Films set in San Francisco Films shot in Los Angeles Films shot in San Francisco 2003 directorial debut films 2003 independent films 2000s American films