I don’t get this reference.

I just watched Willow last week with my kids, and it totally holds up.

> one of the first Tamarians on Star Trek since the original series.

It’s spelled “Tom Kenny”.  Jeez.

> Torres has said previously that he didn’t ever act on SNL because he doesn’t believe it’s a job he “wouldn’t do well.”

That’s nice of her, to volunteer to direct a Marvel movie.  Really falling on the sword there.

The nice thing about Netflix’s all-at-once release model is that, if you’re not into a show, don’t worry, the conversation about it will end in about a week and a half.

>There is no correcting the drift issue.

Bad news: You’ve made a mistake, that’s not the first one.

It sounds like this show’s main goal is to dilute and muddle the legacy of the first movie adaptation, which was flawless.

> Carroll plays Zeke Dawes, Mark’s close friend

Wait, someone wrote an app premised on someone wanting to hear more Sublime?

In addition to looking toward the pop-punk greats of her childhood for, WILLOW says her mother, actress Jada Pinkett Smith, has been a great inspiration for lately I feel EVERYTHING, stemming from her history as the lead of nu metal band Wicked Wisdom.

I don’t get him either.  I like him when he’s acting, but when he’s hamming... no thanks.

I don’t know why I looked it up, but Martin Short’s Late Night anecdote was probably from February 25, 1999 (Season 6), and the model-turned-actress was Sarah O’Hare (now Murdoch) who has exactly 2 acting credits on IMDB but moved on to be a TV presenter in Australia.

You know, Season 1 was weak, but Season 2 was a pleasant surprise. The last thing I expected at the end of Season 2 was to actually want a Season 3, and Colleen Wing was a big part of that.

> bourbon butter toffee banana cake

No kidding? That’s awesome.

“Yeah, I’m not sure if this is gonna... hold up, is that Killer Mike?”

Yuuuuup.