This. To me Harrison is the weakest part of this season; not really interested in him, but I bet he’s been lying to Dexter all along, e.g., is Hanna still alive, or did he kill Hanna?

Because they’re just tourists passing by and no one cares and everyone just assumes they continued on their travels?

I expected Batista to bring up an old photo on a smartphone. Hey, here we are, Deb and Dex and all the gang, and Angela’s eyes scream WTF?!

I thought “you’ve ruined everything” meant he shot her in the face so he won’t be able to take her severely damaged body and pose it at some secret gallery of dead girls. We haven’t seen Kurt dispose of the bodies yet.

Thank you and Happy Holidays to you and yours.

PR people: Okay, Mr Baldwin, we can start that mock interview now...

In Asia, these are called Prosperity Burgers and offered seasonally during Lunar New Year (Spring). They have black pepper sauce with raw onions, and some have extras like a hash brown under the meat. There is a version with chicken instead of pork for kosher/halal/Indian customers.

Russian waters? This explains a lot.

I’ll say it again: ditch the Adira/Gray stories. They’re taking away valuable screen time from other better storylines.

I’m Chinese, nearing retirement age, and still do not hold chopsticks properly, and I stopped caring ages ago. Reason? I’m left-handed, and was forced when I was very young (which included beatings) to switch hands when using chopsticks because left-handed people are not normal, so yep, not an ideal situation. Oddly…

Most of Verhoeven’s movies are very watchable, except for Showgirls, which was utter crap.

Kids, Spielberg has a new movie coming out this Christmas!

No Hispanic actor would call themselves Latinx. Ever. Nunca.

Pandemic or not, my teenage son doesn’t watch that many movies, but movies and TV shows about the MCU are still loved by him, so I’m glad Marvel stuff can still keep him away from watching YouTube videos all the time.

Isn’t there another spinoff from Yellowstone? The one about the ranch in Texas?

I saw half a dozen of these. A few were good, but I bet most are your mileage may vary. The Power of the Dog is a very slow-moving story but watchable even if it’s mostly a well whatever kind of movie. I’m looking forward to The Last Duel, Belfast and Passing when I have some time off during the Holiday season.

This was a very good movie, but I bet most folks missed it because it was solely on Netflix, like Netflix’s Love and Monsters, also good.

Thanks for your recommendations. Happy Holidays to you and yours!

Chinese car manufacturers: What do you mean we have to destroy our amazing cars in safety tests? Why would anyone do that?

China: We don’t need no stinkin’ airbags!