It means you're no longer on safety patrol.

I think a better fit would be a certain Ron Howard-directed 90's movie at NASA.

Future, etc. Really enjoying this show. Not connecting with Todd's grandiose statements about this season being the best in history, it just seems like a continuation of the same. Appreciate drawing the connection between the small dance ending the first season and the large dance here.

Throughout.

Leann Rimes tie-in.

That's where he tips his hand, and it seems like the comedy is clearly intentional. (Though I remember her friend doing her routine to the empty auditorium as weirdly touching.)

Guerra de las Guardians de la Galaxias

I don't know if my goodwill can stretch out for another year. I know this is a horrible thing to ask of you Marvel, but you need to sell me things at shorter intervals.

Guardians of the Galaxy of Ga'hoole

Six of one, half dozen the other, etc.

But how does the end, with evil Yanni go down?

I've only ever seen the RLM version.

Predator>Terminator>I Come In Peace>R.O.T.O.R.

"Harry, we hoped you enjoyed the on-set visit."
"Thank you, it's been great."
"Here is our on-set therapist. He wants to talk to you."

Future Deadwooder, etc. Thank you AnarchistCatOwner, I skimmed as a result of your suffer. The spoiler for the future seems to be right below your comment. I must say Todd is right in his spoiler in the article last season, goddamnit, when he said Ricky Jay's departure takes something from the Bella Union, let alone…

But this would cause the state to take away Ben Affleck's custody of the baby.

Well, both have goals. One believes in marriage, one believes in earning money. Their moral limits are a bit broader, but their will to succeed combined with living in a fictional universe makes them almost admirable for pluck. I"d say Louis because Amy is accidentally a supervillain and more like to monologue than…

There's a book about Cook, I think it was this one by Nicholas Thomas:

Season 1, Deadwood: Love the language. The death rate in the camp is appalling. From a non-Swearengen perspective it must appear that people disappear right and left. Though I guess if you're staying in Farnum's hotel and drinking in Al's saloon, any belongings must be automatically packed under the cover of night.…

Deadwooder from the future, some notes: Camp death rate seems ridiculously high. Sol and Seth's moment of kindness to the Rev really got to me (in a later episode when Seth is angry and walking back from Al's he pauses in the foreground but doesn't stop when Al stares down at the Reverend going crazy in the street.)