At the end of the Christmas sequel, the trio of grandmothers ditched their families for a last-minute trip to Vegas.

The blink-and-you-miss-it cameos from the Iron Man trilogy are great. As is the one from Civil War (“TONY STANK?”). As is the one from Captain America (“I thought he’d be taller!”).

as well as classic late-’90s movies like Slums Of Beverly Hills and But I’m A Cheerleader.

It might be helpful to inform your audience that AMC is only doing this at three of their theaters - one in Manhattan, one in Chicago, and one in San Francisco.

Penn seems like he occupies that space in the atheist/libertarian/skeptic Venn diagram where you don’t exactly have the healthiest respect for women.  “Entertaining as hell,” yes; “good dude”...probably not.

Speaking of sophomore slumps, is Future Man S2 a steaming pile or what?

Yes, it’s a callback to season 1.

*reads what Graham Linehan has been up to in 2019*

I would also not be surprised if similar allegations were made against Criss Angel and Penn Jillette.

Not to mention the ep where Douglas is dating a trans woman.

That’s by far the best part of the show.

I highly recommend reading the book before continuing to watch the show.  If there isn’t time to read the author’s preferred text, then the original version will do.

I feel like Browning is struggling with the American accent in S2 when she wasn’t in S1. Which is a shame. I just loved her in Legend.

At this point, I probably think of Mayhem before I think of Dennis Duffy, but I did think “I’m here to boff some chick named Mary” at some point during the ep.

Fuck off!

I know his appearance lasted for all of 90 seconds, but Saxondale is missing from this list.

You!  Computer man!  Fix my pants!

List of British comedies I CANNOT get into despite loving their casts:

Anybody want a peanut (from the snack bar during intermission)?

Fezzik, is there an audience ahead?