Did the LucasArts ahole really think his $.02 would be worth $30,000?

They seriously need to have a big time jump for the next one. I'm not talking mute-humans-here-comes-the-Icarus distant, but far enough that Caesar is now legend, and the Apes have a real society, so it's not just a retread of "fighting a bunch of humans."

Thackery operated directly on himself in The Knick. Sadly no meta powers helped.

Holy crap how did this movie become 30 years old.

I guess it would have been too on-the-nose if Paige was watching "The Trouble With Tribbles"…

Holy crap yes. Perfect.

I'm a sucker for mid-century genre, Borscht-Belt humor and Brosnahan (via "Manhattan"), so this checked all my boxes. Hope it goes to series.

Holly Taylor was looking… [double-checks IMDB] … pretty hot in that workout scene.

Community woulda did it.

Pepperwood Chronicles miniseries.

something something Palmer made that joke but a lot subtler.

I really wanna know…..woahhhhhreallywannaknow….whoareyouyouyouyouuyouuuuuuu

The stereo salesman?

I'll just leave this here. https://m.youtube.com/watch…

Always relevant: https://m.youtube.com/watch…

Easy. Both are horrid pieces of plastic.

That "few people" is one person here.

Oh, he's definitely smug, cocky and condescending, and it does grate sometimes. But I still enjoy the show (except when he gets a particularly snippy panel, where nothing of value is said).

After a week of hellfire coming out of DC, I always look forward to Friday night's Real Time, where I can kick back to Borscht-Belt grade jokes about Trump and friends. It's cathartic as hell, particularly the New Rules monologue. Yeah, Maher can say dipshit stuff, but he remains relevant.

That's all you think of Walsh? Pity.