And that’s about all the continuity I need in a James Bond movie, but it's very important.

Colbert on ‘The Colbert Report’ was the last host who could and wanted to attract that sort if guest.

AFAIK Netflix gave DVDs to their subscribers, but I doubt they gave away their whole inventory that way.

Not really pointless- Connery, Moore, & Dalton all get a brief call back to Lazenbee’s Tracy. It could have been worked into the beach scene in Goldeneye, too.

Now You See 2: Now You Don’t

I hope so, but LA is very bad at preserving it’s history, collectively & individually.

Ok then.

Ab Fab

Whatever hapned to that service that let you record OTA to a rented DVR that you accessed remotely?

There is a lot of commercial space that’s grown up to the fence-line of the studio lot, and it’s on one of the main drags in Hollywood.

It feels like many of these casting announcements arwe made about 2 months into shooting, and the next thing you hear is that shooting has wrapped and it'll be out in three months.

I’m just going to leave this here-(Happy Pride Month!)

You’re not wrong.

Waters and Plaza both have admittedly cult followings, but that must still be worth 3-4 mil dollars.

If you’ve seen a Busby Berkley musical then you know the big dance break has it’s own overblown-movie-musical logic.

The words ‘doggo’ and ‘pupper’ are terrible words, but they make moee sense now that I know they originated in Australia.

I’ve enjoyed it immensely.

Good ratings and sharp writing, so of course you cancel it.

Did Cohen say he’s paying his performers in ‘exposure’?

That was my thought too.