So glad for the “Midnight Mass” love in this review - extraordinary is definitely the right word. I’m a bit disappointed to hear the style employed in “Usher” - killing of the week and oversexed. I know it won’t be boring, but if the heart is missing, Flanagan has done himself a disservice which such great source…
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I submit theat the ranch isn’’t doing anything here that wouldn’t be accomplished 1000 times better by a good tzatziki.
Because the fact is that, even if Frasier himself is rarely its best part (something that doesn’t bode all that well for a reboot where he’s the only returning main character, by the by), Frasier remains a shockingly good example of the sitcom form.
Phaze Phlopp
“known among fans as “Phase Flop”
go ahead, throw your vote away
‘”Fuck yeah, another role for Don Cheadle.”’
Fuck yeah, another role for Don Cheadle.
You must be fun at plays
if people in Hollywood were smart, they would constantly be impressing everyone by saying “well, I wrote a screenplay for Guillermo del Toro that never went forward” whether it’s true or not. Then, if he wants to have some fun, del Toro can just have some fun.
Read this in Matt Berry’s voice.
Generally, biopics are based on real people.
The only good thing about an article like this is that many of these items link back to earlier Takeout articles back when you use to provide useful information like recipes, not just the cavalcade of fast food restaurant advertisements masquerading as “articles” that you regurgitate out these days.
The Singing Bush, on the other hand, won’t shut up about it.
The Invisible Swordsman is not available for comment.
“The company explains the surge pricing allows pubs to staff more team members at peak times, and also says that this is beneficial to customers who visit during non-peak hours.”
Mo' Boogedy, Mo' Problems
No boogedy, no doubt