I'd reckon less than 5% of truck owners, and honestly more like 1%, use their trucks to that degree. The vast, vast majority of them use them for commuting and short hauls. A trip to Lowes. 20 miles with the boat and back. Maybe two or three times a year, 150 miles with the boat. You're an extreme end of the bell…

The problem with specialized degrees is that you tend to ignore all information that doesn't help you get that specialized degree. 

She has what I like to call “Ben Carson syndrome”.  Clearly a genius at one thing but dumb as nails about a lot of other subjects, yet feels the need to share.  

That’s the only kind of nicey-nice Christian.

the definition of evangelical christian

Don’t forget a religious nutjob, also.

Yep, I’ve noticed the same about Bialik. Jennings is simply the better fit and makes the game flow more easily (a la Trebek) than it does when Bialik is hosting. Still get the rather frequent hesitations on confirming correct answers with her, it gets annoying when you’re a regular viewer.

right?  Alex Jones must be FURIOUS that she’s horning in on his territory LOL

she’s making great use of that PhD hocking the same kind of magic brain pills the right wing nuts do

I get Mayim Bialik was in a hugely successful sitcom so people recognize her but she’s not a good fit at all. If they want to use her to host the special episodes like the kids edition or the prime time specials that’s cool but this splitting the hosting duty with Ken Jennings is awful. 

“doesn’t know the answers half the time”??? I’ll have you know she’s a PhD in neuroscience (in case she or her PR team forgot to mention that or something). She knows ALL the answers, just like she knows more research still needs to be done on the efficacy of vaccines.

Aside from Bialik’s other shortcomings, she just feels all wrong for Jeopardy. Her disposition is that of a too-happy morning show host and it really doesn’t seem like she knows the answers half the time? Alex always was about to tell you right away whether they got it right or not but there’s always this hesitation…

I think the TV dinner industry ruined the notion of salisbury steak as a legitimate dinner. But people most likely still love it without knowing it. After all, one would still make and eat a home made shepherd pie, which is essentially the same plate of food.

Lunch money or GTFO.

I actually felt Gordy’s freak-out was less thematically about the making of movies and moreso about the theme that runs through the movie where you can’t tame nature because they’ll kick wildly (like the horse) eat your face (like Gordy) or suck you up into the sky and spit out the non-organic matter (like the UFO aka…

No, your mom kept blowing me.

It’s still vastly more entertaining than any of the jokes the Kinja Spider smears all over the comments. 

Kubrick chuckling from beyond the grave at only a dozen takes.

So, normal filmmaking

Popcorn Champs? Anything? This is the best eh? Woof.