Although you only need to see his photo to know he’s Stephen King’s son. 

Or Bronny James.  This is going to be ugly.  He’s nowhere near pro caliber and his dad is going to get him utterly humiliated.

Or you could be like Joe Hill and not use your famous parent’s name professionally.

Okay, unlike Montana, I accept Georgia as a counter-example.

Can’t believe I missed that one, since I’ve known girls named Georgia, but the only time I’ve encountered Montana as a name is in strip clubs. And Slaughterhouse Five.

Mind blown... but there’s only one Montana.

Isn’t it weird that the state names that are also girl’s names are all the ones that have two of them? Think about it: Carolina, Virginia, Dakota.

“Survey THIS quantity!”

M don’t think so, Dino...

Stone classic.

I firmly believe Tatiana Maslany is the only reason the original show was worth watching, the plot was too contrived and convoluted and the show overstayed its welcome. The only reason I watched Echoes was because the casting made it sound like, “What if Orphan Black but with Krysten Ritter?” And while that sounds…

I mean, given the stupidly binary nature of Rotten Tomatoes, I think that tracks.

It’s less ‘just figuring it out’ and more ‘unable to overlook that particular element anymore’. The show started off with ‘Eric Kripke and the writers room hate conservatives’ as a clear undertone, became a loud overtone, and is basically now the premise of the show. And as they get more vocal about their opinions (to…

Probably found out she didn’t actually agree with him about the blacks and the Jews.

I think he was someone who New York real estate people knew was a total promoter; attached his name to as many expensive properties as possible using other peoples’ money and/or licensing agreements but wasn’t actually accomplished in any measurable way other than notoriety.

Agree that this is weird. Maybe things have amped up a bit over successive seasons, but the focus of Homelander and the rest being mocked was baked in from the very first episode.

They are so dumb that they need someone else to tell them what to be mad at.

I can’t be alone in having a neutral opinion on Trump before he ran for office. I didn’t know about his dad or his own slum lord origins, or the ad he took out against the Central Park 5. He was just the dude with the “You’re fired!” catchphrase to me (and I was vaguely aware he’d been married several times).

And they all say, "Sir, thank you"

I understand the skepticism, but the polling averages in 2020 were incredibly accurate compared to the final vote tally.