This happens sometimes in my (former) job if you get, say, a $500 bonus for some nice piece of work; the extra money is informally called “grossing up”, but it’s enough to cover the taxes on $500 in your bracket.

Given the subject, I love the dup posting on this one.

The first shot says “1992: Orlando-Adjacent”.

“[Quincy Tyler Bernstein] did guest spots and background roles for the next twenty years, before landing the dual role of Tameika Robinson and Tameika Washington on Starz’s Power.”

“ We have no idea if those review were paid, but when someone comes across as 100% and doesn’t have user reviews, you can pretty much be assured they were. “

Weird, because I thought that in DTV the displayed channel number is independent of the actual frequency.

Especially when people complain how a team does against the spread. The spread is the guess of how the game’s going to go (actually of how the betting will go but whatever). If a team doesn’t beat the spread, they didn’t fail, you just guessed wrong.

I (Pats fan) saw it, will not forget it, but didn’t know it was now called that.

I’ve seen one and I’m still not sure which one.  I think the Mila Kunis one?

It happens a lot, but I’m always sort of amazed when someone who is in the top fraction of 1% of humanity, appearancewise, gets voiceover work.  I mean, it seems like it must be economically wasteful.

[Yes, I’m three months behind..]

Once, on Amazon’s TV app (as in, on consoles and Roku etc as opposed to a browser) I searched for something and it showed as available on an “imdb channel” on Amazon, as if it were an add-on like HBO etc, but the channel was free.  I think that program had commercials.  ...oh, Amazon owns imdb.  Well, ok then.

B: yeah, recently it’s been 9 or 10 episodes before Christmas.

It became a standard solution to that problem pretty quickly; Laverne and Shirley did it too.

Not relevant really, but..I noticed the other day that Patrick Warburton has a lot of Wayne’s cadence, but in a lower register.

Why? It’s not like you’re gonna miss.

I once read a claim that the Best Original Screenplay award is really Best Indie Film.

Well, if I’m wrong, I’m wrong. (Although it’s still like some kind of CGI anti-illusion...but facts is facts.)

It could not possibly be more obvious that not all of these people were together at the same time.

This correctly describes meteorological seasons.