This is great and all, but the movie (at least in the advance screening I attended on Thursday) includes a ten-minute “previously on Downton Abbey” clip presented by Jim Carter and Phyllis Logan that covers pretty much all of this.

I came here to say the same thing!

What made you dislike him? Lost? Star Trek? The Leftovers?

I don’t think David and Griffin would do it, but if they were to join this Apple-exclusive initiative, they’d be really testing this Blankie’s fidelity.

Edit: oops! replied to the wrong comment and Kinja won’t let me delete.

I mean, the smugness of putting “liberal” in quotation marks also tells you a lot about what kind of a writer Will Hughes is.

Actually, I take it back. Apparently he’s in both Sneaky Pete and Frank and Gracie.

“Of course, there were so many people in Can’t Hardly Wait who are now much more famous than they were then, so it’s easier said than done.”

So, no one involved thought this was going to be Stan Lee’s final cameo, right? It’s pretty quick and forgettable. It barely registered with my audience.

I hope that helps explain how Laura Harrier is 29 in real life and was 27 playing 17 when the movie came out.

It’s the best movie podcast out there! Whenever there’s a new episode, I put all the other pods on a queue.

But that very attitude makes McFarlane think he has the talent and skills to direct a movie.

FINALLY! I’ve been waiting (and commenting on this site) for months for the Luis Miguel series to be available on American Netflix.

The only uptick is that it may induce Walk Harder.

That’s not funny, man.

Another month and Luis Miguel: La Serie remains unavailable on American Netflix. They’re pushing us to getting it illegally!

Free Solo was good, but it needed 100 percent more Souca Na Na.

It’s always us ordinary folks that suffer from the decisions of the rich and powerful.

Was it last year, or two years ago when Katie Rife had a Very Bad Take on one of the people from the street because he had been in jail?

Pretty sweaty.