Are Indian-Americans stereotyped as terrorists? I can't really think of any instance of that.

How did I forget that?! It was just last year. Those were just the ones that immediately sprang to mind. Man, they've really ruined a lot of lives.

Yeah. That's why I said essentially. She was very interested and was leading her on, but obviously it never went as far as it could have.

I remember enjoying it for the most part.

Eeek.

We were going through a list of terrible things they'd done, including stuffing the woman in the suitcase. Also, the time that Elizabeth strolled by the guy working on his car and knocked out the jack so he got crushed. Or the time someone (think it was one of their associates) threw tires over a guy and set him on…

I'm the same way. I've recorded it from TCM a number of times, but always resisted watching it. Maybe if I'm 90 and they still haven't found it I can give up hope.

Hey, I didn't like Lawrence of Arabia either. I thought I was the only one!

Man, I didn't realize those were all Disney movies. Yeah; no wonder they bought Pixar.

Wow. The movie actually undersold him.

Sure. Although it's easier to have an old aunt than an old mom.

I liked it too. Brooke Smith was the lead. She actually got to play a character who wasn't the main character's best friend, which was cool.

I didn't watch the video, but I figure that when the prince was transformed into the beast he ceased aging. So, he was 21, but just hasn't aged since then. Of course, that makes him a little old for Belle. Same for all the dishes and such. Maybe? Otherwise, yeah, poor kid. I am curious how Mrs. Potts (who seems to be…

The author seems intent on reassuring herself that Maddow didn't royally screw up and hasn't earned the mockery.

For that matter, was it really necessary to immediately swoop in for the arrest? Why not let him keep talking and see what else he said? It's not like he was a flight risk. It allowed for the dramatic conclusion, but seemed like bad writing otherwise.

Given the writer, this isn't at all surprising.

"Terrence Malick’s new film Song To Song is scheduled for its world debut on March 10…"
-William Hughes Mar 13, 2017

Benioff wrote 25th Hour, which is a great movie. That's all I have to say.

It was only a minute long so I'm not sure what could've been done. But yeah, it appeared to be inside the store, not outside.

To me, it didn't sound like he said what's being claimed. The sentence ends with an "s" sound. "…allows you do be doing this," maybe? "…here like this," perhaps? As in, confronting and speaking openly to leaders, which is a pretty great feature of our country, actually.