Don’t forget the Leverage episode with Hardison’s awesome afro.

If there is anything more traditionally masculine than regularly showing everyone your exercise routine and constantly talking about your own masculinity, I’m not sure what it would be. Think of all the great icons of masculinity: Erwin Rommel, John Wayne, the Brawny Paper Towel Guy, they all did it.  

This is a REALLY good song.

“We’re gonna need a bigger tractor.”

Yeah. But that was like ..the 30's.

“and then, in the van’s last scene”

Booo. The fact that she realizes her parents were nobodies was one of the best parts of The Last Jedi. In gets rid of that weird “Skywalker blood makes you stronger” thing that the movies had going for it and having a main character that wasn’t related at all to the Skywalker or Solo families was vastly more…

Maybe they can carry on the NBC tradition, and do a joint task force episode on location in Baltimore.  Just like the old Law and Order crossover episodes.

Melissa Leo (Kay Howard was perhaps the one character in the squad on Homicide that was a better detective than Pemberton), too.

Or Richard Belzer as Munch in his 100th non-Homicide/Law & Order appearance.

I did too, but the guy they actually cast as Holt’s husband is great

I thought it would have been hilarious if he turned out to be Captain Holt’s husband

It feels like Kyle Secor/ Bayliss really should have guested on the show by  now

Or Yaphet Kotto.

Guest casting: Hal Linden, as an elderly retired police captain

is this like how Graham Greene would separate his books into “novels” and “entertainments”?

Bautista taking a stand, rest of the cast going “MMAybe...”

We should have Banks at the start of each episode sitting in his car, waiting for Walter on that fateful day. As he waits, he starts to reminisce about his past. We then flash back to his days in Philadelphia, where we see a young Mike (a younger actor) transition from Vietnam vet to idealistic cop to dirty cop. We…

I’m creating a petition for Batista to leave GotG and just make a movie where it’s just him punching a sea of Nazis. Also, it’s not just a movie, it’s a documentary.

If the only people who can stand a movie have to agree with its point of view going in, it simply isn’t a very good movie. Which is why people laugh at D’Souza. Propaganda and art are two completely different endeavors.