And Jameela Jamil was RIGHT THERE.

Nighy’s Slartibartfast was magnificent.

That’s my guess as well.

The voice, and the smile. I think it occured to me back when he was on “Parenthood.”

This may sound totally crazy but I always thought Dax Shepard would make a great Mr. Rogers.

The Professor Brothers version is almost that.

Wait, GOT’s final season was “contemptuous”? Like, it hated its audience or something? I’m not even sure what word you were trying for— “contentious” or “tempestuous” maybe?

Farmiga was born in New Jersey.

Heck with that. I’ll be 49 for another month and a half and I ain’t rounding up anything.

It’s weird that the show seems to have dropped the Blue Brain concept, since the whole point of those was to deliver more intense memory experiences.

Spill Lane. Dammit, missed that one.

Wasn’t it established, like way back in S1, that Peyton can drink anyone under the table? How drunk would she have had to be this week?

I’ll just say that one of the film’s best moments is an Oasis joke.

This. It’s consistently weird that most of the covers in the film use solo vocals, not even double-tracked.

I love/hate that one of the Post-Its is “Revolution #9". How and/or why would someone reconstruct that from memory, on a solo guitar?

No TIME BANDITS either!

No lie-- Jack’s reluctance to lock it down with a girl who clearly adores him and is played by Lily James had my suspension of disbelief shattered before the movie had even dropped its what-if premise.

I have a feeling it’s something to do with distancing the production from Georgia and its horrible new abortion law.

Interesting closed-caption discrepancy: When Liv’s mom says that the medical facility they need to get to is in Boston, the caption says “Atlanta”.

Seeing as this article is posting on June 28, how about a shoutout to composer Richard Rodgers, who would have been 117 today?