Another Easter Egg: when one of the speeder bikes crashes it broke into three pieces exactly like the old toy did.
Another Easter Egg: when one of the speeder bikes crashes it broke into three pieces exactly like the old toy did.
It’s Adam Baldwin all over again. Like, just, please, God, shut up, stop being an asshole, and let me like you as an actor.
I was kind of hoping Dave would go this week and was gutted when Hermine got booted instead. The judging definitely seems more episode by episode this season and within that it seems like you can have a terrible week so long as you do okay with the showstopper challenge.
-I loved the Sussex pond puddings, if only because I’m certain they were invented purely to show off. “That’s right, fellow 18th century British aristocrats, we can afford lemons. And not just candied peel or some bullshit, but whole lemons. We have so many we just chucked them into your dessert. Impressed?”
I’m so glad you two have finally found each other. Now please vacate to the beach planet of your choice to make out and leave the rest of us alone...
I’m glad they confirmed that Mando’s just in a weird sect of the Mandalorians so nerds can stop arguing about whether wearing the helmet at all times is canon. Who am I kidding, us nerds are going to argue about everything, forever.
I keep crying randomly. Like I’ll be fine, and remember the last four years in a rush and then just bawl. The sense of relief comes with tears and tears and tears.
I’m so happy Hermine finally got Star Baker, and glad that Prue acknowledged it was long overdue.
He does get to bust out a Santa Clarita Diet performance now and then.
Or eye candy for the judge of the universe
I’m really ready for Kamala to win it, if only to see how much we are forced to adapt to a better way of life.
In a vacuum, I am glad Hillary didn’t become the first female president. There was always the stink of white superiority in her most vocal supporters. It’s still so discouraging to remember that when Obama…
He’s the classic “whoever is in power doesn’t really affect me” well-off straight white dude. Since he isn’t much personally impacted by who’s in power, he can not really care and pretend that both sides are equally bad/good.
I’m always suspicious of brownies with frosting. That implies a cakey brownie. Great brownies have a shiny crackly top.
You’re sort of glossing over the fact that someone chose Tom DeLonge as their “celebrity hero” in the first place.
I thought Matt Lucas slotted in very naturally and he did a good job. It was nice to see that go pretty smoothly.
I wouldn’t mind this nearly as much if there wasn’t so much overlap with people professing admiration for Joe Exotic - a dude who, even in the documentary that made him popular, is presented as a manipulative sexual predator, a grifter, a straight-up animal murderer, and all this before he tried to have Baskin whacked.
I prefer 10 Things overall, but it takes a lot of tap dancing to overcome the contrivances of the plot setup.
I play a game with my daughters in the car called that we made up called The Princess Bride Game, where we take turns to say something and make the last word rhyme, for example: "this journey is so looong" "I feel like singing a song", and the first person who can't think of any more gives up by saying "does anyone…