And she fits the 'turned villainess' mold better, surviving the movie unlike Mayday. Also, both Goldfinger and Octopussy end with Bond surviving a crash on the villain's plane.
These movies really are Mad Libs.

The story is sort of a lame 80s ripoff of Goldfinger: microchips instead of gold, nuking Silicon Valley instead of Fort Knox, leftover Nazi contraband, a villainess who switches sides.

"Drinking has ruined my life; I'm 31 years old."

Or he's going to get some sweet pre-Thanksgiving deals down at the mall.

The difference is that those were primetime shows, and this was a Saturday morning show.

He punched him right through the Berlin Wall.

He loved it too!

I mean, is anyone surprised if this is the case?

Or only able to wake up in the morning knowing that a fictional character is still "alive" and fighting the good fight?

IIRC O'Reilly was outraged that Captain America was killed while America was at war and that it might… demoralize the troops/embolden our enemies or something? Instead of being upset about the political storyline, which just reinforces that he hadn't actually read the thing and was full of hot air as usual.

That may have been when Steve Rogers was killed, and suddenly Bill O'Reilly was a lifelong Captain America fan.

When the skyfo, when it crumbo…

Don't leave us hanging: what was the movie?

I was reading something the other day about China investing a lot of money in relatively minor port in Pakistan, and there's a lot of speculation as to whether it's to access the Arabian Sea (which seems unlikely, considering the dangerous route from the port to the Chinese border) or to improve relations with…

China's got a shrinking population! They're not going under a billion any time soon, but India's the one with the increasing population.

Wasn't that what he got the Nobel for? Granted, we don't hear much about it these days.

The church my family went to when I was a kid (90s/00s) had the shelter stickers. I imagined (and looked for) some sort of military looking bunker with a vault door… but it was just the basement, now a community theater's stage.

But his supporters, who probably don't watch LWT and so don't know it doesn't have guests, probably ate it up as him fighting 'the media' or whatever.

Octogenerdian?

I read in the Washington Post that the destruction of Alderran was justified so I stand by my previous comment.