A friend and I were riffing on possible other sequel names one night. My favorite, and the only one I remember, was Son of the War to End All Wars.

I’m just fed-up with this season’s mission to turn Ryan into season one Kate. She was introduced as having a very different background and life, but no, they have to give her a rich, problematic but not completely evil parent and a psycho sibling. Because heaven forbid they just adapt the show to the new reality.

I said this on the AV Club review, but Chigs deserved to lose just for leaving the grin off the Cheshire cat. Without a grin, it’s just any cat.

Italian and Irish insults mean love represent!

Cried buckets at the end, but I’m happy with the result.

Chigs deserved to lose for leaving the grin off the Cheshire Cat.

As a Catholic school survivor, that’s not as much of an endorsement as you seem to think.

YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I haven’t had Pizza Hut’s recent attempt at Detroit pizza. But as a Sicilian from the Detroit suburbs, I can tell you that Little Caesar’s tastes just like what I grew up with.

I think it’s telling that your top two shows have both had one season. Most of the Marvel shows had strong first seasons and fell off after. If there had been a list like this after Cloak and Dagger, Jessica Jones, or Punisher had just finished their first seasons, they would have landed much higher. It seems unfair…

I would put Cloak and Dagger in my top ten. It was much better than what I expected and one of my favorite shows at the time.

I’ve always thought DeNiro was the best example of that. Started out as a great actor. Then he’s doing lazy comedies roles all the time. How the mighty have fallen.

If you like black comedies and Roddy McDowall, have you seen Lord Love a Duck? I absolutely love it! I wonder if they released it anywhere. I scored a blu-ray of The Loved One from Warner Archive, but it’s not available there.

Kinja sucks always.

My definition of a movie star as opposed to an actor is that a movie star is recognizably their movie star persona no matter what role they are playing. An actor is recognizably the role, whatever role they are playing. Actors can become movie stars, when they get so famous that studios and directors only want the…

It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World was my first thought, but I’m going to go with a more obscure and infinitely weirder one.

I know I should be angry, but as I looked at those four waiting for judgment, Jürgen was the one I was least hating to lose. I didn’t want to lose anyone, but I was really worried about Giuseppe and willing to lose the Jürgenator as the price of keeping him. I was so nervous over the elimination that my stomach hurt…

It is. I’ve come late-ish in life to my appreciation of Frederic March, but he’s excellent. And the rivalry is very funny. Miriam Hopkins is one of my favorite pre-code actresses. It happens that Kay Francis is my absolute favorite, which is one of the reasons Trouble in Paradise is my favorite Lubitsch.

Design for Living ends with them agreeing to live as a threesome. Pre-code Hollywood was a different world.

Are you just advertising your band here?