Because apparently no one can meet their future spouses after age 12.

To be honest, that is what makes me think that the post-credits sequence will belong to him. It's just too obvious an omission...

I kind of love how she's a naturalised citizen - what could be more awesomely global than that?

Scottish? I knew some Ishbeil's in college.

At least you have yet to give in and start using the other ones yourself. My cousin constantly goes "Cian? Like key in the lock?"

Yep. My conservative Irish MIL is still heart broken that he married me - does that mean that his mother wasn't his ideal woman all along?

Well, I take your point that it wouldn't work for you as an American. But most of the rest of the English speaking world wants to be distinguished from Americans.

I'm not disagreeing with you on either point

Yeah, good point that why not just describe you as American? But most black people in the UK are either of African or Caribbean descent and some use it instead of Black British.

I believe they've been successful in places like Pakistan (for families who would otherwise abandon female infants), but definitely less clear in the US. Still, I'd argue that even one is a success, right?

In the UK, it's Afro-Caribbean, which works anywhere, I think...

Me too - I want mine drowning in cream cheese. When can I expect my new pigmentation to arrive?

On the upside, you can feel better about the US in general now!

This was in Ireland, though, so not sure of legal situation here...

Yeah, unless you're my gynaecologist, I don't want to have a discussion with you about how I'm preparing for a pregnancy!

Eh - my best friend grew up with him in Cork and apparently he is a bit spoiled, but nothing too extreme.

I moved to London (but my husband's worth it, so upside...)

Ah, back when Colin Hanks had a career which was going places. Remember those days?

When he spends the night cuddling with Maria!!! Yep, that was a great episode....

Don't Look Behind You was definitely my favourite!