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    I, for one, will miss Evil Tilly. Maybe it’s the hair...

    And when the ratings stink, there’d be the inevitable story about the show being on the chopping block...

    They had to give Dan some redeeming qualities, so yeah, he could always be counted on to do the right thing for others, unless it got in the way of his getting some, and even then he could still put others’ needs ahead of his own if it was really important.

    As far as reboots go, this might not suck. The questions are who Harry’s daughter’s mother is and where the rest of the cast are. But most importantly, after all these years, Dan is still in the same court? Perhaps he’d have been promoted in the intervening years and recently got demoted back to night court after

    Moll is also 77. Maybe he could cameo as “Chiff Bailiff” whenever the new bailiffs get in trouble.

    Suddenly, Paramount+/CBS All Access’ plans for Star Trek seem coherent and well planned.

    Do you know how pissed off I was when I found out the movie was not based on my autobiography?

    I feel so sorry for the hell that Georgia residents will have to endure for the next four weeks.

    Seriously, what the hell has to be done to get bowling added to the Olympics already? It’s a sport played all around the world, probably by more people combined around the world than most of the sports already in the Olympics. It’s a sport that could certainly use the exposure and financial boost. It doesn’t require

    At least the contact tracers’ jobs will be somewhat easier since he always seems to be on camera.

    If there is a god, he’s the one that gave Rudy the virus, so no prayer is required. And if there is a god, he’s the one that gave us Rudy and Trump and all those other assholes, so still no.

    The problem is that she’d never have been able to come up with the solution if they were still together. He’d have been a distraction and a hindrance, not of any help at all.

    My allergies are already triggered.

    Is McCarthy afraid that her husband will get in some kind of trouble if she can’t keep her eyes on him?

    It seems to be an industry-wide thing, possibly also due to a finite limit on shelf space. My daughter can’t find any of her beloved Diet Dr. Pepper in the two liter bottles in any of the markets near us in SoCal, only the overpriced 20oz bottles at the 7/11...

    Letterman’s mom was sweet. In the Meyers’ case, it’s not hard at all to see where the brothers got their sense of humor from. And watching the Meyers family has become my family’s night-after-Thanksgiving tradition while working on the leftovers.

    Perhaps they want to get some public feedback before pulling the trigger. They’ll show clips from four or five different hosts to focus groups. I suppose it’s possible that Ken will be horrible at reading the answers or chatting up the contestants, though I strongly doubt both.

    And yet Hollywood has welcomed back Mel Gibson, who’s apparently only a sexist Nazi when he’s drunk. Not only won’t I watch anything he’s in, I don’t ever want to see anything featuring anyone he’s worked with since his “comeback.”

    The rotating host idea isn’t bad, I just hope they don’t drag it out. I also have to wonder if they’re only doing this to avoid the appearance of having already chosen Ken. In either event, after 36 years of consistency we don’t need someone different every week for months. Just give it five weeks with five different

    Peacock is free with ads. Though a few shows are entirely behind the paywall, I don’t know if the new Saved By the Bell is though.