I gave up on The Walking Dead shortly after they announced a spin-off. I was only half-way on board with one zombie show, and it asking me to commit to another was too big an ask.

"he's just a little too cartoonish."

Who are the 245K people following Olive Garden on Twitter, and why?

Ha ha! Suckers! I would have bought a ticket anyway!

I figured that it was in the movie because it was in the trailer, and audiences are always angry and confused when something from the trailer ends up not being in the movie.

Heh, heh. I used to tell all the girls at Short Hills Mall that I was Harrison Ford.

"It will one day be made" doesn't exactly convey a ton of excitement about the prospect.

Maybe Indy could be a multi-film, shared-universe franchise. I hear those are popular these days.

I'll be on my boat enjoying the simple pleasures of a monkey knife fight.

More like Wanda Wacks'im-off, amirite?

the basic arc of the prequels is that Anakin would have been fine if he had just steered clear of girls

I'm reading your post to the tune of Steppenwolf's "The Pusher."

I don't disagree, but I'm going to go ahead and posit that the people who are resorting to watching a live stream of someone else's TV are never going to pay for HBO, ever.

Different cable companies may have different policies, but I've added and dropped premium channels from Comcast routinely and kept them for less than 3 months.

He says Guardians in general is “about families"

"Creative differences." She probably wanted to fully light the set and use a primary color or two.

Seems like a robust premise that will in no way get old by the end of the pilot!

There have only been four Criterion titles that were specifically released as limited-run titles — Notorious, Rebecca, Spellbound, and Straw Dogs. Criterion obviously felt strong enough about them to put them out even though the rights were going to relapse soon.

I thought that Homer had sold the Odyssey rights to Fox?

Ms. Chanandler Bong.