Was that a Tasmanian tiger?

The ones with kids on HGTV really stand out because of how horrible an idea it clearly is. There was one with like six preteen to teen boys in a loft built like a sardine tin. I can’t imagine the stank BO. My folks live in a reasonably size house with two showers and it still smelled like horses until my brothers went…

You will know very quickly what to blame, and it will be bad on both ends of your personal spectrum, but it’s over pretty fast.

BOY, I bought Phantasm, Blood Diner and Motel Hell. You fucking bought Chopping Mall, Dolls and The Howling.

I loved this show; I don’t think it was short-lived, just a limited run. Had a legitimately interesting mystery and eventual solution. Really clever.

Not a lot, but it’s a pleasant area and a nice afternoon walk. I thought the Athenaeum was neat. But don’t do it backwards, you’ll go *up* Jenckes Street and wish you were dead.

Could’ve been a couple reasons, but honeybees *love* the smell of certain shampoos/conditioners. So, yeah.

I rewatched Murder on the Orient Express recently (Finney) and then came across the Poirot/Suchet episode a week later. It’s shocking how much better the Poirot version is overall given that it's *exactly* the same story.

My super hot take is that this is fine. It's a flexible property and there are a couple interesting approaches a good writer might take.

I sort of liked it, though it’s still hot space garbage. Gary Oldman did a good job barely tolerating the kid.

Given that it's an oft-spoken theory, it is an interesting choice to leave him out. Cersei's not on there either, but I could see skipping her because of all the children you'd have to add.

I vaguely recall seeing racy postcards from this era for sale or in a book on ephemera a few years ago. If it were a sex thing, it would be very obvious. Like weird paper mache props and eyes painted on tits obvious.

I do remember whispering to my husband about how it was too bad that Simon Pegg’s character was born in the wrong era during the AA scene. So the ending was pretty telegraphed from that specific point of view. It’s the worst of the Cornettos by far, but that makes it merely a great movie instead of one of my very…

Hodor knew one thing.

Alfred's little goodbye wave oh my god.

Keys to the Kingdom is going to be *hard*. Scratch that—-there are dozens of scenes I can’t imagine seeing on a television show. But here's to hoping!

Apparently I was watching Tremors for a solid decade, I remember none of these.

Bone Tomahawk was a great movie that just showed up on Netflix one day out of nowhere. Amazing they managed to land actors who could carry that script.

These are so dumb, but I unapologetically loved the two Enigmatis games (Ghosts of Maple Creek and the sequel The Mists of Ravenwood). They’re fun to play when I’m too worn out to pick up a console game that requires full focus.

Or in New Orleans, where if you bury someone there's a good chance you'll see them again the next time it rains particularly hard.