Lake Bell is a superstar. Give her all the story arcs. (Cuoco’s Harley has also been a delight, this show fucking rules.)
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Bunches of Funches for the win. He should be in everything.
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Yup. His Ian Fleming is also good, kind of a riff on his infamous Superego sketch as M when he repeatedly asks Bond, “How British am I?”
This might be behind a paywall now, but I highly recommend this podcast. Matt Gourley is my copilot. https://www.earwolf.com/episode/episode-034-the-music-of-james-bond-with-andrew-secunda/
This might be behind a paywall now, but I highly recommend this podcast. Matt Gourley is my copilot. https://www.earwolf.com/episode/episode-034-the-music-of-james-bond-with-andrew-secunda/
The first time I ever went to SDCC (I had skipped it for years tho I live in So Cal because I was broke, but finally had a hookup from the comic shop I worked at), immediately upon entering the exhibit hall my friends and I ran into Lou Ferrigno. He had a booth right in front of the main doors and I thought, “This is…
LEAVE DR. SEUSS ALONE
I’m sure you know this, but the movie was filmed in Santa Cruz, CA, which for a time in the 70s was the home to multiple serial killers, thus earning the murder capital moniker.
I love this movie, and I understand why they chose not to accurately portray the lions as maneless, but I am bummed out it didn’t end with them spending 25 years as Patterson’s (Val Kilmer’s) floor rugs like they did IRL.
The saturation only exists for those who subscribe to CBS All Access. I imagine that majority of the film revenue is due to casual fans that dig on Star Trek, but maybe not enough to subscribe to another streaming service just for it.
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Santa Carla, CA! Come for the shirtless saxophone players, but watch your neck!
I’m just waiting for the rest of the gang to start calling him Jerry, then Larry, and finally Terry.
And I have to admit his self-appointed(?) nom de guerre is totally dumb.
I liked We Are Marshall and 3 Days to Kill.
Saffron Burrows, post Deep Blue Sea, and Rose Byrne, post Attack of the Clones (and about five years before she became a comedy staple)
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I was a little surprised at how much I enjoyed the first season. I didn’t expect it to be horrible or anything but I also did not expect to rewatch it right away. It’s so short it’s almost like a super sized F&F movie but with better villains.