I watched the show when it first aired, but I really don’t remember any plots except for the episode where Maddie loses her baby.

Remember when Netflix was going to change the name of their DVD service to Qwikster? 

Reed Hastings founded Netflix August 1997 which was just a few months after DVD players were available for purchase in the US. You can’t say he wasn’t a visionary. 

The Meg 2 is on Max not Peacock. 

If you are going to get fired, you might as well get fired for this. 

I don’t think the loss of Rite Aid will affect food availability that much. They really don’t stock that much fresh food with the exception of a few diary items in their cooler and even that costs 40-50% more than a regular grocery store. Most of the food they do stock is snack food likes chips, candy and soda which…

Same with Family Guy. I think he hasn’t been involved with the creative side in over a decade and just does voice work. 

Yes, being full time drug addicts doesn’t pay much. 

I believe Cher had her son “kidnapped” to get him into rehab and away from his wife who is probably co-dependent with him. Cher owned the house that her son and his wife lived in and evicted her. Does this clear it up?

Still better than owning a Subway franchise. 

Since I’m curious, I’ll have to go to IMDb and look at how many episodes Roiland was credited as a writer after season one.

It’s crazy that we didn’t hear that Roiland wasn’t involved creatively with the show and was just doing voices until the abuse allegations against him come out. It was several seasons that people thought he was still doing writing for it. I wonder how that story didn’t get out until last year. 

The studios at 12:01 this morning:

I thought we all agreed not to talk about the Golden Globes anymore. 

Everyone related to this story except for the actors comes off as really horrible people. 

Probably not unless they were just starting out there and then they wouldn’t have had any power anyway. 

Shake and Bake!

Ricky Rabies threatened Jack during the big FWD/DWL crossover! 

They already do. A lot of movie theaters have bars that serve alcoholic beverages. 

Three years is the standard contract length for Hollywood unions.