And as it turns out, if you read the WaPo story, you'll learn they aren't gonna put a Walmart there, after all.

That movie is hilariously bad. I don't get why all those talented people would get involved with that godawful script.

Ordet.

Well, there's Friendly Persuasion. It's about a Quaker family in Indiana during the Civil War. It's pretty good.

If you have cable, it's on OnDemand, and in HD, unlike the regular broadcasts. You'll want to move on it, though. The first couple episodes expire 3/17.

Well, yeah, asshole. First you insult the woman's professional skill, then you call her ugly and imply that millions of women are hideous cave trolls.

Are you a time traveler from the ’50s?

Good makeup isn't bad for your skin.

Have you, too, worshipped at the mother church? You may enjoy this mini-documentary. It's about 10 minutes long.

I've enjoyed every second of it, for the gorgeous costume and production design, fantastic acting, and soapy fun of the occasional shocker. If that sounds like your bag, then have at it.

I wondered who was doing the voice for those (shudder) Nashville Hot Chicken ads!

There have always been comic book movies, going back to the ’30s. Not a new thing. In fact, TCM has a focus on just such movies this month.

And his family only told him because he was thinking about going into politics. They were afraid it would come out if he started running for office and humiliate him.

We only got cokes on special occasions, so we used to play Far Away, where you finish the coke and check the city on the bottom of the bottle. Whoever has the bottle from farthest away wins.

Inorite?! Plus, it's good PR for the Smithsonian, which I'm all for.

He renounced himself a couple of months ago. I think he's feeling the Bern these days.

I have a Written On the Wind drinking game: Every time you see a phallic symbol, take a drink. By the end of the movie, you'll be as drunk as Kyle Hadley!

TCM just showed Seven Days, so it's in your OnDemand/Watch TCM lineup for the next week or so.

It was just on TCM, so maybe it'll be on their Watch app. They didn't show the little bumper afterward, though.

I didn't, but only because TCM ran Tootsie the other night, and Robert Osborne mentioned his upcoming birthday. :-(