Not 'cheesesteak', it was a "beefsteak dinner", see the last season of Top Chef or here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wi… "A beefsteak is a type of banquet in which sliced beef tenderloin is served to diners as all-you-can-eat finger food. The dining style originated in 19th-century New York City as a type of…

The old Sara Rue or the new skinny one?

I can't wait until next season to find out. Looks like it's back to writing more fan fiction for me. "CHAPTER 1: Jake and the Muffuletta." Or is he more of a Po Boy man, do you reckon?

I'm just concerned because it's been several episodes since we've seen Jake eating a sandwich. Are we sure that he's getting proper nutrition? Couldn't his father in law have made him a sandwich, or something sandwich-adjacent, like a nice chicken caesar wrap? This is a loose end that better get tied up next season,…

The entire "Can You Feel Anything When I Do This?" collection done as set in the early 70s would be brilliant.

With his blue Madonna guitar, yes.

…but Don Johnson's song had Dweezil Zappa.

SEEEEEAGRAM'S GOLDEN WI— (checks the rest of the comments)

Tod Machover's opera version of VALIS is brilliant.

…and then after this, Robert Sheckley gets the same treatment.

…and therefore you ARE the boss of me?

Interesting — according to Wikipedia: "Believing the film's title - which implies it's about circus stunts - was the problem, it was tested as Sons and Heroes in Fort Wayne, Indiana, as Reaching Out in Rockford, Illinois, and The Ace in Peoria, Illinois. As it tested better in Peoria, The Ace stuck, though even with…

Even more obnoxious than a real harp? That type of harp?

So, too many dicks on the dance floor?

Wow, yep. I haven't seen any of those in forever, but whenever there's a thunderstorm on the horizon I still do my best bad John Cassavetes and say "Come on, show me the magic…"

The year is 2020. A teenager picks up a paperback copy of William Gibson's _Neuromancer_, opens to the first page. "The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel."

Old enough to remember watching that documentary on the making of this sequence. I miss 80s HBO, being able to watch Mazursky's 'The Tempest" and "My Favorite Year" and "The Great Santini" (which HBO retitled as "The Ace" for some reason) any time I wanted.

The nihilists from Big Lebowski, in any pairings you like. Probably realigning randomly during the battle, now that I puzzle on it a bit.

Ah, I came into the room with the show Already In Progress.

…and a tiny robot friend.