That was amazing.

I agree, it’s just that as someone who’s said “I thought you should know” with every good intention, I objected to Howard’s equation.

Not necessarily.

“Runner!” is husband’s favorite thing to say when we’re watching a procedural.

Not to mention fillers and light plastic surgery. (A tiny tuck or two can erase years and won’t ruin your appearance like some lift procedures.)

I wonder how many jobs were lost? Operators were still very much part of the phone system in the 70's. We used a rotary dial phone, but it seemed like we often had to dial zero for this or that.

But they look like they fit neck bite puncture wounds, don’t they? Standard film fangs always bothered me because the canines are too far back to match the wounds. With a canine fang vampire bite, there’d be 2 widely spaced puncture marks connected by a ring of incisor bruising.

Bea Arthur forever and always. As a little girl in the 70's, there were too few female role models who didn’t fill me with despair about my future. Bea Arthur won over the audience without using sexy clothes or appeasing smiles. She played it straight and powerful - a real woman.

Chris O’Dowd’s pre IT Crowd movie Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel is a whole movie about revisiting prior scenes. Just saw it on Amazon Prime - it’s fun little time travel movie.

The movie was really elevated by the cast. Not just Robin Williams but Kirsten Dunst, Bonnie Hunt, Bebe Neuwirth, David Alan Grier, Jonathan Hyde, Patricia Clarkson...

Here are some Boomer movies that could use a remake:

I saw an exhibit of Chris Van Allsburg’s sculptures. They’re beautiful but fun - just like his books.

I love II, but The Final Conflict with the amiable, harmless Sam Neill as Damien was so dull. Jonathan Scott-Taylor delivered a better menacing sneer at 13 than Neill ever could.

I hope they include some scenes which hint that the Knights were the basis for the Robin Hood legend. Then, end it with the Knights forming Switzerland.

Don’t you mean Bradley Cooper?

If you want to spend like $300 for a pair that’s going to last for years, you’ll want one of those high level brands.

I agree - it’s all about the cut, fabric and the care.

Do you mean brands like Crocket & Jones or Gaziano & Girling?

This is my favorite. It only takes 30 minutes to 2 hours depending on you deep you want the seasoning to set in and you can use ginger or chili pepper. Great as a snack or appetizer.

There’s this sweet Betty White interview where she talks about her first kiss. The boy asks if she minds and she just rolls her eyes thinking, “Don’t ask! I’ll have to say no!”