“A valid US passport, a driver’s license, and a lot of courage.”

“Happy birthday, Demi.”

Sure he is not more of an agnostic? Somehow being a pragmatic agnostic just seems to fit Bats (at least to me).

Yeah, that makes sense, sort of what I thought it might mean (well, the “on a tear” definition), but all the definitions I could find were of the trippin’ out, out of control, etc., variety.

Thank you. All the definitions I could find were basically referencing behavior that did not fit at all with what was written here (like someone on a bad trip, out of control, etc.,). Because it fit I thought it might be shorthand for “on a tear” or “on point” (or something close to it) but was not sure.

I ... don’t understand. How did ICE know to pick Mr. Arrona-Lara up at the gas station?

“Omarosa Manigault Newman continues to be on one”

Doesn’t Fox already have a vampire show set to air (The Passage)? Are they counting on vampires to be the next big thing again or just figuring that there are a ton of The Originals viewers who are going to need a new fix?

Don’t know about the young part but I also thought of Alan Arkin when I saw the picture.

Going off memory I think he has already done a couple (maybe more?) lawyer shows, a couple of wannabe West Wing type shows (Gena Davis’ show and something else set in Washington), a cop show (NYPD Blue), some family drama thing (that all I can remember about it was it starred Sidney Penny, a Canadian guy who pops up…

(Just because)

So they are remaking Harlan Ellison’s “Shatterday” as a comedy*?

Not against it but also not the biggest fan of casting Mr. Elba as Bond (though I still have not seen the last two Bond movies, so much as I love spy-fi also maybe not that big of a Bond fan after all), but if he could headline his own blockbuster spy-type franchise I would love to see him as either Dirk Pitt* or as…

Well, if anyone wants to see a good monster shark movie Syfy is showing Deep Blue Sea 2 this weekend (/s)

So Colonel Sanders is a serial killer?

Not that adds anything but the “... chewing-with-her-mouth-open-while-leaning-waaaay-into-your-ear-for-what-feels-like-forever ...” first made me wonder if the waitress was for some reason tasting their food for them (I assume she is chewing gum, which I have to admit I think is kind of weird for a server to do).

Thank you for the information (and like others have already basically said, wow, that was a really short sighted, stupid, and completely in character thing for him to do).

Full disclosure that I am basically old, and I do understand that words change meaning over time, but how are these ads Goth in any way?

(I am lazy so this is a copy/past of a question I had that I posted on the The Root’s article covering the same subject. The quote is a copy of a quote from their article, and I am just hopefully upping my chances of getting my useless question answered by double posting it.)

“The outlet says that child actor Keith L. Williams’ stand-in was on set last week in Vancouver wearing dark-brown makeup on his face, an afro wig on his head and a fat suit on his body to look more like the 11-year-old actor.”