The scene with a hand-less Ivanka is really gonna get tongues wagging!

What's the storyline with Dee Wallace's character? Truly curious.

Is the year in your user name your birth year? Asking by way of comparison (I was born in '74).

Good on him for having a sense of humor about himself.

Really agree. Opposing "political correctness" means different things to different people, which is why whenever I say that I oppose PC, I'm worried that I'll get lumped in with the angry conservatives who call into talk radio.

"Classic patriarchy!"

Re: the election results… a lot of people talk about how the polls were wrong, the polls were wrong, but they really weren't. Most polls had Clinton winning anywhere from 2 to 4 points, and she won the popular vote by 2 points.

Quinnipiac has him at 34, I believe (of course Quinnipiac is known for having strikingly high/low numbers).

Listening to the right-wing media's take on the Comey hearings was one of the more jaw-dropping things I've ever heard. I listened to a good 90% of the testimony live, and how people could think what Comey said was good for Trump… holy shit.

I really want to find this movie. Perhaps I'll take a pickaxe to that mysteriously red, glowing room in my basement.

"I love the poorly educated!"

Ahh, so we've reached the "troll lawsuits" stage.

I keep thinking of the SNL of Lester Holt interviewing Trump where Trump said he fired Comey because of the Russia investigation. On the sketch the Holt actor says "wait, did I just get him? Is that it?," before getting a message in his earpiece and saying "No. I'm getting word that literally nothing matters anymore."

I'll be curious to see what he has to say about all this.

Cocaine is a little too dark to be cute, but otherwise when I first heard about this I wondered how it made the national news.

I think the most female-bereft movie you'll find is John Carpenter's "The Thing". No women ever appear onscreen. Adrienne Barbeau's voice has one line, as a computer chess program.

For people who think the word can't be used under any circumstances or in any context, I've always wondered if they don't even use it in referring to a use of the word.

I listened to The Simpsons Show podcast talking about it, and was prompted to go back and watch Itchy and Scratchy and Poochie.

Arnold Schwarznegger, in a jungle, battling an alien… what'd ya need, a roadmap?

Most of my weekend was bereft of pop culture because, within a 30-hour period I: found out that a friend’s wife died from cancer, disagreed with my other friends about how best to handle it, attended an annual cancer walk (ironically unrelated) and hosted the largest gathering ever held at our small house.