I mean, also, people have literally just been tweeting the Spartacus scene as a meme...

Also Scrooged, and occasionally Lethal Weapon but your list is very good!

I realize why they didn’t talk about The Blip in BP2 — because it was dealing with (and somewhat contextualizing) the real-life death of the person who was supposed to be starring in the film — but... it was really missing in this film.

The man has been doing this professionally (doing ballroom, then judging ballroom) for 55 years. He’s earned any amount of retirement he wants.

Agreed, and I think that’s the plan — I mean, it seems like we’re on the upswing since Quantumania starts Phase 5, and (the beginning, I’m guessing what we see in the trailer) is him doing his book / podcast tour, etc.

I mean, didn’t they explicitly say that Phase 4 was going to be about everyone grappling with the struggle of getting back to life after The Snap, and dealing with the trauma and grief of both that and The Battle of Upstate New York?

Yeah, some of the stuff gets crazy specific.

So, I always get concerned with things like this because... there are some variations on a theme that still require vigilance.

Also, not for nothing — and Twitter (such as it is these days) has been doing a good job explaining this — the difference between 51 and 50 + tiebreaker is immense since you don’t need power-sharing with the Republicans and you fully control all committees...  like, say, the Judiciary.

You’re G-d damned right you are! RIP...

You’re G-d-damned right you are... RIP!

Originally, based on calculations from the West End Games RPG (using the LFL bible) — approx. 20 - 25 days, since it was using the hyperdrive backup (and not the Falcon’s OG, very fast hyperdrive).

I mentioned this the last time an article like this appeared, but fuck these new companies. Places like Kozmo and UrbanFetch (RIP to the original model) proved two decades ago that the issue will be storage of goods and staffing in radius of delivery needs. UrbanFetch (and maybe Kozmo?) at least tried the novel…

Yeah, I sort of feel like Dream On — for historical context — needs to be on the list. Without it, we don’t get a loooooooooooot of the current state of comedy types in modern TV...

Yesterday:

So a variation of Psych’s quatro queso dos fritos?

Andy Serkis did the best work I’ve ever seen him do this week.

Totally agreed.

If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a sequel...

We only do two (which is less than our Christmas viewing list):