I haven’t seen it but I bet you should have put “no pun intended” after “cut”.

What? The movie that got this from Roger Ebert, widely disliked?

I have a proper-ratio laser disc of the Abyss!

The best measure of Morbius’ failure is that the female lead is Adria Arjona, who everybody fell in love with within 10 seconds in Andor as Bix, and nobody remembers she was in Morbius.

For some reason I shared this fact only yesterday somewhere in the Kinjaverse, so again: Archie Bunker referred to his Catholic neighbors, one Irish and one Italian, as a “mixed marriage”. Archie’s the butt of the joke but there are/were people who thought that.

Archie Bunker referred to his neighbors (Frank Lorenzo and his wife) as a mixed marriage because one was Italian and one Irish.

The visual trickery at the introduction of the cubicle was top-notch.

I am convinced that I saw a TV sketch in the late 1970s that was “What if The Thin Man involved pot instead of liquor?”  Answer: they keep forgetting what they were saying.  If anyone knows what I’m thinking of, feel free to chime in.

That’s a very clever version of my response to that writeup, which was SHUT YOUR FUCKING MOUTH.  (If you know, you know.)

My point, was, they do, in very small type.

I knew every one of these except for Hailey Bieber, who I did not know exists.  Oh, and the Waggoner thing.

[Game samples captured from development version, may not reflect actual gameplay.]

TG:M is premiering on the EPIX linear channel tonight (12/22) at 8, if you happen to have that.

Disney/Nick have been doing this for years; they shoot as many episodes as they can while the kids are the right age and then dole them out over a few seasons.

A whole lot of people and companies subscribe to the belief “if you lied about anything whatsoever on your application, at all, and we find out 15 years later, you’re fired instantly.” So, careful.

I know that place and he’s right.

Steal These Billions

So, I’m pretty sure this is the episode that the following fact applies to: there’s a scene with the two of them, I think eating a meal, and there’s chamber music playing. The music, it turns out, is Wagner’s Siegfried Idyll. Fun fact about that music:

Only the Laserdisc version.

So here’s what’s weird about the lawsuit:  If he sues the guys based on anything that happened in the past month or so, isn’t the answer “You, Elon Musk, own Twitter outright, so your choices were a) ban me [which you did, or did and undid, whatever] or b) accept it.  Allow-it-and-then-sue-me-for-it should not be on…