Is everyone forgetting the opening scene of Season 4, where the Byrde family is, seemingly in a flash-forward, happily driving away from the Ozarks and their car flips? It seems like they’re destined to survive and out-maneuver all the dangerous people they’ve been dealing with only to be done in by a random accident.

It’s Midsummer you need to avoid

What I was specifically referring to with ‘good faith’ was the people who are simply starting the ‘argument’ simply to get others started and do the rest of the work. They’re the people who are only doing it to cause trouble and not for an actual cause. With the left, it’s usually either whenever someone gets an…

I knew him mostly from WKRP and Head of the Class, but his small but memorable role as Duke Fame in This Is Spinal Tap is how I choose to remember him right now.

The difference is this one uses a lot of blue filters on the camera. 

The Matrix vs. Terminator vs. Alien vs. Predator vs. Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash vs. Batman v. Superman vs. The People vs. Larry Flint.

Surely given the subject matter of the film, the grade should have been C++?

I was one hundred percent thinking “Will Ferrell is being an overwrought dork in this spat,” until this line. Truly amazing how people can’t help but tell on themselves.

qualified apologies with accusations thrown in - is Adam McKay related to my mother?

Yeah, nothing mends fences like informing people that they aren’t entitled to feel hurt by your actions, for the following reasons...

“...and I reminded him of some slights that were thrown my way that were never apologized for.”

Well, now we know who the asshole actually was

Seems like the perfect opportunity to finally introduce criminal mastermind Paste-Pot Pete.

I mean that has to be Batman right! Batman is always the man on top!

Maybe it's a glitch in the Matrix?

Might be there due to the video being posted by WB UK/Ireland. Everywhere else official that I look says both theaters and HBO Max on that date

That and Much Ado About Nothing.

Yes! He may come across as a bit of a greenhorn in it, but what a movie. He commits himself to the hilt in it. He’s just overshadowed by a weirdly possessed Crispin Glover, that’s all.

River’s Edge, dude.  Bogus.

True, although knowing Taschen I bet the first edition would run for about $600 before the cheaper facsimile went to press a year or two later.

Really surprised that Taschen or somebody has never published a retail edition of the book.