I'm familiar with the history of Joseph Lister, doctors washing hands before they treat pregnant women, etc. I think we can all agree that surgeons should wash their hands.

OK, where is it? And don't say "if you don't wash your hands you'll get germs." I'm talking about anything showing that people who don't wash their hands are less healthy or get sick more often.

We no longer make movies about regular people doing regular things. Superheroes, YA adaptations, superheroes, sequels to superheroes, Oscar-bait biopics, superheroes, and also superheroes.

IIRC the record for shortest screen time for winning a Lead award was David Niven for 16 minutes in "Separate Tables", with Tony Hopkins a close 2nd. But "Separate Tables" is an ensemble piece where no one else has significantly more screen time, and as noted above Hopkins is pretty crucial to the narrative of…

Is there any evidence that washing your hands actually makes you healthier? Any studies showing that people who don't wash their hands develop more illness or suffer other harmful effects?

A second term in office? Selina was president for about nine months before the election.

I wonder if people in 1895 were writing in to Arthur Conan Doyle and demanding to know more about Watson's siblings.

I guess after complaining about not enough Joan, when we get a Joan-centric episode, we have to complain about not enough with Joan's family.

"WHAT'S HE THAT WISHES SO?"

Do you folks not watched the previews? They showed Phillip murdering Gene in the previews. Put chloroform over his face in the robot-infested apartment, cut to a scene of Gene hanging from a noose.

I was taken to see "Return of the Jedi" for my 10th birthday.

Yeah, size is pretty much the only difference.

They're called hypochondriacs

Imogen Poots

Here's a good romantic comedy with no kissing:

Mmmm, Mimi Rogers….

So Jennifer Garner is Hagar?

"How about a comedy where the miracle is that the Lord cured somebody's constipation?"

That one scene in "Catch Me If You Can" where she played a hooker was pretty good.

Hm. Good Christian movies…well, people loved "Ben-Hur" back in the day. "Intolerance"?