Katherine Hepburn showed us decades ago that Jodhpurs can look great on women.

They don't even teach you to say 'Hit Record' in film school. You gotta learn that shit on the set.

Yeah, I mean as nice as it is that Season 2 of Jessica Jones will be all directed by women, there's nothing inherent about directing an episode of Jessica Jones that wouldn't translate just as well to, say, Daredevil or Luke Cake or even Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Given that the DGA's recent contract negotiations with the networks/studios resulted in an agreement to prevent first-time directors from directing television episodes without having attended an 'orientation course', I would say that the moderate gains made by women in TV has pissed off a large segment of the DGA…

If they can find it.

My wife went to junior high with the curly-haired guy, and she wouldn't even watch the show.

Speaking of Kristen Wiig, I was the guy who watched that stupid fake reality show 'The Joe Schmo Show' which she was on, and I never once thought for a second that she was going to go on to become a big huge comedy star.

That would explain a lot.

I liked the Macgruber movie.

She really should have covered with a "he lunged at me" instead of "I shot the son of a bitch' just in case.

You're asking me like I'm going to go do the research.

IMDb lists 'A Bigger Splash' as having come out before 'Hail Caesar!' due to its film festival run.

You're cooking what for dinner?

I kinda liked that one where he lived in the yard.

Excalibur had nudity which I appreciated as a young person with HBO but no VCR or Internet.

Are we sure the dead guy wasn't just talking about the 'James Woods' from 'Family Guy'? Because that guy seems like he does coke.

I don't even know who Lindy West is, though I assume she invented the Lindy Hop.

I was under the impression that, under the law, Woods has to prove that the statement was false, and I wonder how easy it will be to prove that one isn't a cocaine addict (especially someone who willingly suggested that Ted Cruz would make a good president).

Who has the most celebrity friends they can bring by to pretend to donate money to whatever harebrained scheme the teams are tasked with this week.

Tony Scott could've directed the hell out of a superhero movie, though, I'd bet.