So, Dave isn’t a champion of black people, yet the same jokes he says are heard in every black barber by your own admission.
So, Dave isn’t a champion of black people, yet the same jokes he says are heard in every black barber by your own admission.
Fret not. Someone is working on combining all of this I’m sure.
Only if there are a lot of Dems on it. I mean, we just saw Trump’s fucking name on it and it’s not even the top thing on the news. I mean, a major presidential candidate, who has a good chance to take office again, is on the flight logs of a plane that goes to “Pedo island” and ... nothing.
...said the guy who can’t stop himself from responding to EVERY fucking comment.
Rickles always ended his bits with “but I kid...”. Whether he actually believed it or not is debatable but at least that part was said.
Hello Ladies and Outlaws were “terrible”? huh.
There’s never a point where Brent learns anything; he gets sacked and receives a tiny grace at the end of the special when he tells off Finch. Y’all gotta rewatch that show.
This. The decision to lean into the absurdity of it all was a genius move. If they had played this story straight, it would have been an entire “who gives a fuck? That was a long time ago” of a series. It gave me newfound respect for Justin Theroux.
When Matthew Rhys is (spoiler!) killed by a walrus in the first episode, I knew they weren’t sure what they were doing.
Oh, god, if they make a Mr. Freeze movie, I’ll make sure to tell EVERYBODY not to watch it.
Seriously, is there someone filming them for an entirely different show? The shot of Witney and her dad in the car - filmed from another car and not in a cool artsy shot way but in a surreptitious way - is like a lot of shots in the series. As if someone is spying on them and recording them and we’re supposed to know…
Did you know his wife died?
As an Old® and because it contains some of my favorite actors, I submit this:
No rear seat windows necessary. If you’re sitting back there, you probably aren’t making the return trip.
Yeah, I get that Chicago is so closely associated with deep dish, but it’s a bit like saying in Boston they primarily eat cream pie over any other kind. It gets kind of ridiculous and tiresome to explain that it’s not the primary pizza people who live in the city go for. Or even the secondary pizza in many cases.
Yeah, Wrench is a good guess. He’s already been shown as a kid and an older hitman. So why not a final, slightly older version.
Isn’t Malvo dead?
Anyway, starting with Lars’ “I want a wife” speech to Indira, this was an unsubtle episode that actually began to put me off, with how thick they laid everything on.
Hey, they had to pick THIRTY movies, OK, pal??? Sure they could have picked the top 10 films and gave themselves a bit of a challenge and put their film critique abilities to a real test, but they picked 30.
Really nice, down to earth movie. Glad I stumbled across it on Amazon.