Yeah, the fact that the guy could build the machine in the other direction but didn't appear to tell anyone is what made it unbelievable.

They have planes. They don't have aviation.

He's supposed to be a lot older. Not that much older, but significantly.

Also, hate watching is lame.

Ha ha, seriously, this is like out of MAD Magazine.

Yes.

Ehn. I don't think there was anything definitive either way.

Yeah. I don't think there's much mystery about that.

Look, I'm sorry that Justin Theroux ran over your dog that time, but this seems excessive.

Well, it's many years later. There's been time for her to change.

Yeah, it's the Life of Pi argument. Nora, like so many others in the series, has decided that truth is less important than getting on with it. (Which for her took a long time; longer than most.)

But what about Aimee?

I think it's only supposed to be 15 years or so later. Maybe 20. If you think they should lose three inches in that time period, you should ask your doctor about osteoporosis treatments.

She absolutely made it all up.

Looking forward to it.

Sense8.

I've said this a lot recently, but I think Lee's career never really took off because she's so unguarded and raw. Most directors want some critical distance between the audience and the play. They don't know how to handle someone who will go that far out to the edge.

I rarely watched after Diane left for good, but I agree that the Cliff character was too broad in later years. Which always disappointed me, given I was nicknamed after him.

That Cheers is one I've seen more than once.

True of every successful drama.