From what I remember of the animated version, Belle doesn't really have any show stopper musical numbers; Gaston, Miss Potts and of course Lumiere have the "big" songs so they can probably get away with a non-signing Belle. If they try that same crap with The Little Mermaid remake it will be a problem.

and two million 8 year old's won't be dressing up like Emma Stone on Halloween.

It was a combination of age and arrogance, he figured he could talk circles around any Breitbart contributor without doing any homework since they're all so stupid, plus as a 60 something year old a lot of Maher's "progressive" attitudes stopped progressing many years ago.

Maher does deserve credit for proving that a humor / political show can work, which laid the groundwork for The Daily Show, Colbert and all the off shoots. So now those offshoots, being conducted by younger, hungrier, more relevant people are better than his show that is essentially the same as it was 10 year ago. …

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i thought it was the cooking channel where they put Korean bbq on pizza, and make curry schnitzel.

Puppet Grandma may be the funniest thing I've ever seen. I laugh just thinking about it - my favorite sitcom episode ever.

I don't want to see a Jules movie. I want another Tarantino movie set in modern times, where an older, gray Jules is happened upon by the protagonist at a coffee shop - or a park bench - and imparts some wisdom that is crucial to the character arch. Then as he gets up to leave, the guy asks "Who are you?" and Jules…

It's windy, he turned his hat around because it's windy and if you're facing the wind with a baseball hat it blows off. See Branson's Hair? It's not a cool move, like everything Obama has ever done it's a practical solution.

So this is what, the 4th episode? So some overall thoughts.

"Sour the milk!"

Jolene Blalock: "So why are we rubbing this stuff on each other again?"

Penny Lane in "Almost Famous" was 16 - and many, many of the 60's / 70's groupies were 14-16 years old. When Jerry Lee Lewis' marriage was discovered on his tour of England they lied and said his 13 year old cousin Myra was 15 because they thought that age would suffice.

Also, say that was a portion of the full Viking army and the rest were waiting at the ambush. If it was say only 2,000 vikings (if it was only a couple hundred wouldn't Aethelwulf wonder where the 5,000 went) 2000 men standing four a breast cover about 1/4 of a mile. The last of the vikings would be entering the…

Historically King Harald "founded" the country of Norway. What I mean about it not being a thing, is he became king over a large area (maybe 1/2 the size of the current country at most) and THEN it became Norway. He couldn't be trying to become "King of all Norway" since there was no such thing. Each Kingdom was…

He'd be 130 at least, but Bertram Cooper would have loved Trump. Hell, he probably went to Ayn Rand's house with Fred.

early 90's.

Wouldn't know how to enlist? in WWII? They literally sent guys on the backs or pickup trucks with loud speakers through farm country telling farmhands where they can sign up. Every town, even the smallest, had a recruiting station. Don is basically a genius yet somehow when he was 18 he couldn't figure out how to…

Based on the show, Dick Whitman was born in late 1925 or early 1926 - so he'd actually be 90 or 91 so of course he wouldn't be alive. Even if he stopped drinking and smoking the odds of a man living into his early 90's are still pretty slim.

I did notice that, they were playing clips from future episodes this season during that documentary.