I put skinless chicken thighs in a pot and browned them and then tossed on a can of cream of chicken soup (this dinner is dedicated to 1977), some portobello mushrooms chopped up, a few splashes of white wine, and fresh sage. On rice with steamed broccoli. It actually tastes good and it’s got that warming thing going…
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Yeah, I heard that too. I also like Scottie at 5:52, “Gahh, as if!”
who’s this woman putting the questions to scottie? i like her style, i like her casualness and reality, the way that she moves like a person and talks like a human and looks down and reads and has facial expressions and eyebrows
I mean, you’re probably right, but — might it not be better to back out and say you would have won than to stay in and actually lose?
We can all go ahead and vote yes on 4. Legalization is on the ballot in less than a month.
I would have loved to see the Frankenstein they did in London last year, where they traded off the roles of the monster and the Dr. Still have a strong preference for the Otter-Like One, but I respect your choice!
I adore Sherlock in all his current incarnations: Robert Downey, Jr., Benedict Cumberbatch, & Jonny Lee Miller. I’ll be sad to see this one end, but I bet he’ll be back eventually.
I totally agree. Elementary is the best portrayal of a what Sherlock would be in modern times.
Whateves dude. Imma watch this shit. But as long as Johnny Lee Miller is awkward and clever on another channel? I’m cool. Also? Lucy Liu has a cool wardrobe and is cute with freckles.
I have enjoyed this show but must admit that I think Jonny Lee Miller gives us a better Sherlock in Elementary than Benedict Cumberbatch does in Sherlock. Cumberbatch always plays Cumberbatch, so I couldn’t really see the character as separate from his usual performance. Miller aces it, and the supporting cast is…
Yes, English is the only language he speaks. He claims to be in perfect health, physical and psychological.
I want to know why Trump needs 10,000 interpreters who don’t know him to explain to the world ‘what he meant’. Maybe, just maybe, HE MEANT EXACTLY WHAT HE SAID. Which is why he quintuples down on it when you challenge him on it.
I think you’re missing an important point. No one is roleplaying in the actual 1860's wild west. They are roleplaying into a fetishized/romanticized version of that era—a Hollywood version.
I suspect that part of the answer is that the Old West being portrayed recreated in Westworld is, purposely, not historically accurate but rather based upon the myth of the Old West. Of course nobody wants to go back to a historically accurate Old West. The clothing would be uncomfortable, the food distasteful, the…
Eh, I’ve always preferred Schmidt on New Girl. At least he admits he’s a d-bag and isn’t so grossly passive aggressive and gaslight-y about it like Nick’s trash ass it.
I do, too. It’s a sickness.