My top 3 BtB recommendations are Steven Seagal, Erik Prince, Paul Manafort. In that order.

Man, I really wish I didn’t read this review. There is waaaay too much of the plot recounted in it.

But that’s like saying Alain Resnais’ Last Year At Marienbad is about a man and woman who meet at a hotel.

There’s a streetlight pole by the street; there’s a line running between it and the house.  Max is on that line.

The tiktok video embedded in this article literally shows you.

“You have to watch” Luckiest Girl Alive... even though AVClub gave it a C+ in their review published just one hour later.

No mention of Alex Moffat’s final “Guy Who Just Bought a Boat” bit from the season finale?  Absolutely in my top 5 for the season.

What’s the “rule of sevens”?

Narrow your window (like a phone) and it becomes scrollable.

Fully agree. I’m pretty much at the point where being reminded of Trump already puts me in a mood, so a Trump gag really has to have some teeth in it to get me back.

Um, she /is/ a featured player.  I think you mean promote her to main cast.  (Which, yes, I agree.)

James Austin Johnson is a talented mimic, but SNL has demonstrated repeatedly that accuracy isn’t automatically funny. (IMO Chloe Fineman also demonstrates this often.)

> this definitely seems like something that’s ready for jokes when he returns for his 20th season

I agree with the other reply that the first 4 eps are pretty representative, but I might suggest you go back and check out episode 7. It’s a great episode that’s nearly all one-on-one between Elora and an almost-unrecognizable Bill Burr who really disappears into his guest role as her driving instructor/former…

I also thought I hated them, until my wife fried them a little crispy in oil.  Holy shit.  What the fuck was my mom doing.

I also like Hours.  It’s definitely a curve-ball, though.  It’s enjoyable but I can see why it doesn’t catch any attention.

All of the Dunkins in chicagoland are pretty uniform. They’re not terrible, just thoroughly mediocre.  The icing is a sugar paste, the frostings are meh, and the boston creme filling tastes chemical-y.

Imagine being in a place where your only choice of donuts is Dunkin.

You should really put “(not that one)“ in the title when it’s about this Jason Lee.

How could you leave out Funko?