with my particular favorites being Stonestreet and Burrell.

RIP. This one hurts especially because my father (who was also 73) passed from the virus on Friday, and we buried him this morning. For anyone who doesn’t know, right now the regulations are so extreme that most funerals can’t even have attendees other than immediate families, and (at least for us) the deceased can’t…

HELL NO

RIP Honor Blackman who starred in so many iconic roles (for those of us on this side of the Atlantic).

Lesson learned: we must be Better than Ezra

I like that it also reinforces the idea that they care about people over procedure. It’s of a piece with them helping out that gangster’s girlfriend in the 80s and getting her a job at Wing Sluts.

“William Wonka” is now my favorite Holt-ism of the season so far.

I reckon the $2.78 billion the film made might have had something to do with it.

#ReleaseTheDesplatCut

The mother was the best. She was funny, gorgeous, smart, good-hearted and had a beautifully sad backstory.

I always hoped that Stabler would spin off into The Punisher

So I’ve been dreaming of the ‘Catwoman’ TV series I’d create if I were ever in a position to do so. (The premise I have is that Batman is off in other parts fighting a Ra’s al Ghul plot, and Catwoman is trying to keep some kind of sanity on the streets as the Rogues go wild without the Dark Knight to keep them in…

This one hits close to home - not because of Prine (I like him, but never listened to him much), but because my father, who is also 73, is in the hospital recovering from a major cardiac operation, and was diagnosed with Covid-19 a couple days ago. I’m still hoping that he pulls through, but right now I’m not…

This movie begs to be done ala Groundhog Day, Edge of Tomorrow, Russian Doll with multiple (constant) hilariously grisly deaths.

would love if they did this interactive like bandersnatch

I bet he thinks so.

i was there, man! the city streets were mass graves! We waded knee-deep through the bones and corpses of our allies and enemies alike!

She’s Miss Marple’s granddaughter who carried on the family tradition of serial killing after 60.
Fun fact I just learned, the part of Jessica Fletcher was originally offered to Jean Stapleton (aka Edith Bunker). 

If we can’t get Cavill, another good choice would be Joe Absolom, Al Large in Doc Martin. After nine seasons of playing the sane son of the ever scheming Bert Large, Absolom has the exasperated attitude of young people having to clean up other people’s messes down pat.

Simmons has got to be up there with Sterling K. Brown as far as guest appearances go (Brown may keep the top spot definitively if Simmons becomes recurring).