At this point, I might have a chance at becoming Pope.

I thought you were kidding, but not, this is for reals. Love it.

Another exception would be Kevin Feige, who was just another up and coming studio suit until someone noticed he liked superheroes so they figured they might as well let him run the superhero dept.

It’s not about “liking,” it’s about profit.

Recently stumbled across an exception - the guy behind Chessie, the long forgotten early blog band that mixed ambient post-rock with locomotive and railroad sounds, was recently promoted to CEO of Amtrak. No idea if he's a good guy or good at his job, but you know that motherfucker loves trains.

Sorry, but those are the rules. It’s in the Constitution.

This summer we stopped at Snoqualmie Falls on our way through WA. Standing on the viewing platform looking at the falls, Badalamenti’s Twin Peaks just naturally starts playing in your head.

Awesome. I read every quote in that article in Lewis Black’s voice

I had no idea these lasted past the ‘90s.

“For all his faults, Elon ended up killing Twitter, and so was among the greatest saviors of humanity.”

But we know from Star Trek that future art will be only the last one of a multiple list in which all other things will be from our time and before — like “My favorite composers are Bach, Mozart, and T’pulachax” or
“My favorite films are Citizen Kane, Raging Bull, Vertigo, and Refugees from the Eugenics Wars”. So we…

Almost all of my favorite films are from the 2060's. It’s an incredible decade for cinema. Who could know that the mainstreaming of dogging is the secret ingredient to making really heartfelt dramas about the human condition.

I think boomers are generally maligned now BECAUSE they malign races and genders.

I’m not an attorney, but I have graduated from multiple Law & Order franchise marathons over the last 20 years.

thank you for putting this on my radar. this is right up my alley.

That’s one of the reasons Veep ended—-the writers were finding it difficult to come up with parody plots for a real world with a parody of an administration.

My question is, who would cast a 6'10 NBA Hall of Famer to play a disabled teen nerd anyway? 

Look, I’m forward-thinking - I accept that people like her didn’t choose to celebrate christmas, and that they were just born that way. What I don’t understand is why they just have to be so flamboyant about it. Like, can’t you do your christmas stuff behind closed doors, and not throw it in all of our faces? I’m…

I feel like you missed one

Where am I?