Sadly many licensed physicians also share this type of thinking.

Absolutely. The only way it could have been better was if she had a clay bust of his head, but not necessary.

I get the pressure to wear a “sexy” Halloween costume, but the goofy or scary ones are usually just so much better.

So I do like White Lotus, but I feel that HBO Max has some better shows that do not have as much fanfare.

HIMYM lacks any subtlety, nuance, or edge. It reminds me of the Big Bang Theory in that regard. Neither one should really stand the test of time, but I suspect the latter will remain popular.

I cannot imagine this show with characters in their 40s. It already lost most of its magic in the last season when they weren’t all living together.

I couldn’t stand Holly on that show because she seemed so phony compared to Bridget and Kendra. I feel bad now that I was so judgmental. Looking back, she was clearly not happy. 

The entire show was perfection, but I’m especially saddened to no longer have Sister (George) Michael in my life.

This happened to me a couple times when I went to people’s houses for work (in the home medical equipment industry). It was usually a middle aged man who was very polite and happy to see me. But then he turned completely frightening if my staff forget to tell me something specific he requested and I showed up without…

Being salty about America’s sweetheart ain’t gonna bode well for him. He may as well as talked shit about Dave Grohl, a Golden Retriever, or Julie Andrews.

Agreed. I think they all hung out at the Viper Room, so it’s not that weird to pick his name. 

At first I thought Daniel Day Lewis. But then I thought he would have to play Dracula instead. Come to find out he was in a play version.

Dangit, I had no idea. :(. 

Isn’t it interesting how he’s America’s sweetheart after decades of picking roles much better suited to his range. People forget he was kind of Hollywood joke for a while. 

I also encourage any Hannibal Lector fans to watch the show with Mads because…

Keanu was in a production of “Much Ado About Nothing” back in 1993.

I am actually starting to Tom is on the autism spectrum. Not that it’s ANY excuse to treat his wife and kids that way.

::Quentin Tarantino has entered the chat::