Jason Sudeikis is a shoo-in. It’s most definitely going to happen, as surely as we’re going to see a new installment of What’s Up With That? when it does. Besides, the real Lindsey Buckingham has an open calendar if Bill Hader isn’t available.

So I see that GM and Toyota are facing off in the ugliest grille contest.

Have you read The Testaments? Not surprisingly Lydia is the most complex character from the pair of books.

One they got past the events of the book, the show took a nose dive, and now their only ideas seem to revolve around making Moss’s character as miserable and unlikable as possible.

No one has proved that this poor woman was murdered. Was she? Given her boyfriend’s weird behavior, it seems likely that she was and that he did it.

I’m convinced this guy didn’t actually pay attention to the episode. Beard didn’t break up with Jane

Yep—this is evidence of decency at play. Also it’s significant that this is a doctor who remembers the time before legal abortion. He’s seen the consequences.

On a related note, it’s worth remembering that covid infections in pregnant women increase maternal mortality, miscarriage, and sundry other complications for mother and child.

Yet I suspect that many of the so called “pro-life” advocates championing the Texas law are among the ranks of the unvaccinated and oppose…

OK, if that’s what they say then I have no room to disagree. Still, though. This season sucks; I have the same taste in my mouth with this season that I had about four episodes in to True Detective’s second season.

He sounded so much like Roy Kent that I was expecting him to turn out to be Brett Goldstein in surrealistic prosthetics.

I’m putting this episode in B territory just for the inclusion of Dave Bautista’s south London doppelgänger.

I know you are joking, but I think you sort of have their defense. Given that there was no real Beth, the creators have already established that it’s a work of total fiction. Virtually any interaction she has with the “real” chess world is by definition fictional which gives them virtually limitless latitude. I think.…

The one scenario where no one is hurt is that this is one publicity stunt. It would make me angry, but I’d rather it be that than to have her hurt or worse.

As much as I respected the craft of that movie, Ansel Elgort and Lily James are such a massive black hole of charisma and charm at the center of it that the whole enterprise really leaves me cold.

He thought he hired Dane DeHaan, and nobody noticed the difference until post.

C’mon, man, you speak as though Sam Worthington doesn’t even exist.

It’s strange; the dude studied for a few years at the School of American Ballet, his parents are a fashion photographer and an opera director, his grandma fought in Norwegian resistance and was imprisoned in a concentration camp for her efforts in moving Norwegian Jewish children into Sweden, and yet all of these…

Literally just rewatched Baby Driver yesterday, and I have no idea what Edgar Wright was thinking in casting Elgort in the lead role.

This EV won’t work for me because the commute to my job is 20 miles each way and once I get there they don’t give me enough money to buy this car.

Before I read the next paragraph, the “Artie Lange watching Chris Farley” was literally a spit-take. Jeez, it did get that out of hand before the end.