I'm thinking Philip keeps a steady stash of beer on hand for such situations. He's probably relieved the sixers of Miller he keeps getting aren't going to waste.

He'll still occasionally don that skinny-Ditka disguise he's been using to meet with William to scout out AHL rivals by posing as a fan.

Maybe in 2029 cell phone video capabilities have advanced to such a stage that you can capture such good footage in secret.

I'm 99% convinced the apartment building they filmed in and around in "Clark's Place" was the building in Forrest Hills (in Queens) that my brother used to live in a dozen years ago.

That Cliffy is a sneaky fuck

He'd insist they call him "Henry the 8========D——-th"

To be fair he was totally catfished by Anne of Cleaves.

The maze at Hampton Court makes so much sense now.

Other Barry is always willing to lend an ear

They show LeFou getting DP'ed?

Tchaikovsky. Was he the tortured soul who poured out his immortal longings into dignified passages of stately music, or was he just an old poof who wrote tunes?

Spring 1941-Spring 1945.

Hercules clearly hasn't gotten far into season 4 of the Americans.

Also thought it was kind of interesting that it also was critical of a lot of economic/technological changes. Against genetic engineering obviously, but also against driverless technology, drones, massive agri-business/eminent domain (the whole Canewood corporation references, appear to be an Archer Daniels Midland…

No. I hadn't seen any of the X-men movies (in fact have only seen two other superhero movies this century) and thought it was great.

Would that be considered a superhero movie though?

The Russian edit added in the crucial dashboard cam scenes.

It might meet them. I'm normally indifferent to superhero flicks (haven't seen any of the other X-men films, just had the general awareness of them that any other 40 year-old American has by osmosis), but this film stands out no qualifiers at all.

I'm pretty sure i saw both of those on TV in the 6-9 yo age range, and I turned out OK(-ish). Lots of the jokes probably went way over my head at the time. I also remember seeing both Yellowbeard and Cheech & Chong's The Corsican Brothers numerous times as a kid without noticing all the rapey stuff (particularly with…

My (from a different part of the country) assumption is that among the people who had been reliable center or left voters in Wisconsin, the ones born after 1975 largely moved out and the ones born before 1945 largely died. The conservative voters of any age lived on/stayed put.