How about “Nursing Home Improvement” where we can all have a laugh over the terrible state of elder care in this country.  The fact that the three kids aren’t acting anymore also works - nobody ever comes to visit.

With Earl Hindman dead, maybe Wilson died too but Tim never notices, talking to a hat on a skull for years.

I don't think so, Tim.

Growing up our local UHF channel 43 showed Godzilla and other monster movies every Saturday afternoon after two hours of Three Stooges. Thanks (and RIP) Super Host! So this all seems perfectly natural for TV to me.

He’s showing the same kind of respect that Preston Brooks showed to Charles Sumner.

His physical comedy in “The Whole Nine Yards” was so good.

I cannot be court martialed twice

Does nobody remember Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow and its use of long-dead Laurence Olivier as the villain?

They actually tried to make that digital actress a celebrity. If I recall she “posed” for Maxim

Remember that Final Fantasy movie that was a test run for animated actors that could be plugged into anything, except the movie gave us literally no reason to care about ever seeing this particular “actress” again, so nothing happened with it? I’m guessing that’s where this is going too.

I will say I wasn’t expecting the announcements to get bumped by news of Jezebel getting suddenly shuttered, but I’ve seen two aggregators and CNN where it’s happening.

Sooooo happy that the actors and other folks who are actually responsible for what we get to enjoy triumphed! Hope this will serve as a wake-up call to the studios that they can’t treat the actual talent like crap.

If you still believe in the mythological “2023 moderate Republican” then I’d maybe be careful throwing around words like “clownishly.” 

Yes between Patton Oswalt, Kumail Nanjiani, Carrie Coon, Bill Murray, and Paul Rudd... there will definitely be no comedy in it.

BOOOOOORTLES!!!

more grounded, character-driven stories” that focus on “street-level stakes over larger MCU continuity.”

To me, it seems like nothing’s really changed. It’s just that they used to think that the “Everything is connected!!!” marketing gimmick would bring people in. But now, after years of a growing backlog of variably entertaining shows and movies, that same slogan keeps people away instead of drawing them in.

“Who would have guessed you could miss a hand so much?” while staring at the hand chair a solid two episodes before the loose seal incident blew  my mind on rewatch.  It’s a show that’s somehow as funny on a rewatch just catching all the things you missed the first time through.

Look at the setup work they did for Annyong, holy crap.