Except of course, the Friends line is selling like hotcakes.

Looks like a 1.3 in the overnights.

The 12 in Tin Cup is what makes the movie. Brilliant scene, painful to watch.

Wait, are we sure that was Jay's Earth? I got a future time vibe from that scene, could easily be our Earth's future? or Jay's Earth future? or Eath 47?

You mean Acrophobia, right? Because heights don't really cause vertigo.

Often when I'm listening to podcasts, the speaker will say something in the realm of "Hey Siri" (like "Interior" etc) and Siri will launch. Super annoying.

You meant "Meh."

Only 2 of the Bonds thus far were from England, but Moore being one of them, that makes sense that he'd say that.

I'd rate it the best, with Goldfinger close behind.

The cinematography was pretty amazing in QoS, the Earth/Air/Water/Fire sequences were great, but yeah, hard to defend it.

We could easily pick a best for each Bond, and Skyfall would not be on that list. It's a decent film, but it's outclassed by Casino Royale.

Roger Moore turned 46 the year Live and Let Die came out.

Instead of loot bags/party favors, author thought it would be cool to give 5 year olds CDs of music. Author was monumentally wrong.

Who the hell invites 30 kids to a birthday party? You made your own hell.

Most original and unmistakable opening lyrics EVAR!

I truly believe the opening lines of this song are some of the finest ever written. True "American poetry".

"Even more interesting was that Drew Barrymore nearly landed the role of
Harry’s love interest and fellow high school outcast Nora, who became a
recurring character on the radio show as the “Eat Me, Beat Me Lady,”
which went to actress Samantha Mathis in what would be her on-screen
debut."

I'm two episodes in, and still waiting for these "non stop laughs" the reviews keep promising. Occasionally something laughworthy, but mostly just the occasional smile. I'm clearly missing something here.

"So yes, those who prefer their bro-comedies especially high concept" … What exactly is high concept about "3 dudes decide to get wasted".

That's not entirely true. More correct to say they ditched a lot of the material from the 2nd and 3rd book, but the events of the finale here were from the 3rd book.