Pulp Fiction is very good but the Butch parts are a real bear (up until he goes back to his apartment for the watch) don’t @ me.

I if another company buys out Waystar, anyone without any real power — i.e. the kids — could get their shares diluted out to nothing. I don’t know if that would hold up in court though.

Probably the show would go in a direction that’s less prosaic (and annoying) than that outcome.

I think Tenenbaums succeeds and holds up because Gene Hackman and Anjelica Huston pushed Wes Anderson so hard on deepening their characters.

FWIW I was the same way when I first came across the show (I HATED the “I don’t want you serving them two jiggers” gag). I stuck to it on the advice of some friends. The pilot is noticeably weaker than the rest of the series. Now it’s an all-timer for me.

The next Seinfeld wasn’t Curb, it was and is Always Sunny.

She is a gem on Hacks.

I 100% fully agree with you but there’s no way the Broccolis have the vision for that. I think our next few Bond outings will be Marvel movie wannabes.

> As soon as <cast member> leaves then there’s no reason to continue watching SNL.

I like Charlie Kaufman and like Adaptation, but yeah, basically the same thing there too.

While I agree with everything mentioned in this video, one thing to remember: the punishment isn’t death, it’s taxes. Olivia Rodrigo isn’t losing everything from this, she’s losing half.

Versus... or slash!

Seinfeld was never the most visual show in the way that The Simpsons is unwatchable in 16x9 because so many jokes get cropped out. But I’m curious if my read is wrong, and that there’s some loss from the cropping. 

It took me a month to beat Gascoigne (Bloodborne was my first soulsborne game). I was in the same position as you.

You’re not wrong, but people have been predicting that Facebook would be eaten by the next big thing, and it hasn’t happened for 15 years. Sometimes something new is a fad, and sometimes it isn’t.

I would have watched the hell out of “Kate Winslet argues with Jean Smart and helps the elderly lady down the street catch a peeping tom.”

I’d guess it’d be for both; I can’t imagine they’d hire a cis person to play a non-binary role, or vice versa.

I would love a GOT series where someone is able to conquer all of Westeros just because he has the military advantage of a Volkswagen Passat.

I’d guess there’s only a handful of people on a film set who are wealthy, even on a major studio production. The industry is mostly a blue collar one.

To actually answer your question... it’s a legit, and very common title. They help source candidates for engineering positions at tech companies.

Not sure why the review doesn’t mention this, but this season was written and directed by Anja Marquardt.