I wonder if it would've gotten the same reaction if he had called Trump a Putin brown-noser.

He basically lucked into one great product, and then has acquired other companies and exploited talented staff to keep going. Consider how close Richard was to selling off to Hooli several times.

It's a Hoberman Switch Pitch Throwing Ball that they toss into the air. The ball can switch between two colors by unfurling in the air, and you don't know what color it will be until you catch it and it closes back up. They're seeing how long they can toss it in the air and catch it while it's "blue," without it…

On the other hand, they're getting input from Gaiman and listening to him when he has a strong opinion about something, so as long as they keep that up they can't steer it too wrong.

Someone did similar math in 2013:
https://www.cnet.com/news/s…

The linked-to article addresses this, There are 239 red shirts on board, but not all are security officers. Engineering and operations also wore red shirts.

Oh, you silly fool, Heroes was NEVER done with care.

I'm thinking they filmed the "new" interviews in advance, probably tagged onto the production of an earlier episode. It may have actually helped with scheduling, since they could fit in an interview when an actor is available and simply show it later, like closer to a movie release date.

I think you confused two things. While Lucille Ball was pregnant with her second child in the second season, they ended up re-airing some old episodes to give Ball a break AFTER she gave birth.

Judging by the number of subscription add-ons to Amazon Prime, yes, pretty much anyone can become a streaming service with only a thin amount of content.

Do you actually have to clarify that it's an "old" Hitchcock interview? It's not like there's going to be any "new" or "current" ones.

Monroe and Rosalee on Grimm.

She's brilliant in Better Off Ted. I hadn't seen her in anything else that suggested the character she plays in that show, and she knocks it out of the park. Plus, no Aussie accent.

Harlan knows that movie is shit.

It's actually stop motion animation done by animator Mike Jittlov in a costume.

My favorite is the combination Pizza Hut and Taco Bell. https://www.youtube.com/wat…

here:
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I think you're confusing "bad" movie with "worst" movie. The movies you listed are considered some of the worst films ever. This movie could still be "bad" while not nearly approaching the awfulness of those films.

The main Star Wars movies have already used the word "Saga." The Blu-ray set of all 6 episodes was called "The Complete Saga."

They're not like Dirk and Bart in that they're not "holistically" interacting with the universe. They're psychic vampires, so they feed off Dirk, at least before they met Amanda.