Nah, it only works once she takes off her glasses and puts on a dress.

This is . . . the most generous review of this movie I think I’ve read. Surprisingly generous, honestly.

I got my second shot two weeks ago and the change in my mental health has been BONKERS. Like, I don’t think I realized how deeply anxious I was. (Then my state decided to end the mask mandate and open up to 100% so hey, it was fun while it lasted. Which isn’t to say I’m now anxious of getting it - I still feel really…

I mean, the generous reading is that it’s a security requirement - we do the same thing to the First Family for security reasons. But I’m sure Beatrice and Eugenie* have access to their DLs and credit cards, right? The Spare’s wife (especially as Harry’s now, what, sixth in line?) should be able to have access to her…

Oh gosh, I’d be shocked if it were Anne or Edward.  Which, again, may have been why Harry was too.

Apparently H&M have said it wasn’t Philip or HRH, and the only other people I can think who would have said it and had an impact (like, who cares what Andrew says) is Charles or Will.

It’s Texas. We’re not trying to keep heat in our houses. (Though I accept that construction style would have worked out better for us a few weeks ago.)

I knew a couple who were first cousins who got married.  The product of their union is, let us say, not an advertisement for couple-fucking.

This was right when SotD was coming out, so unless you were British or a giant Spaced fan, I can see not knowing who Simon was.  (I am a giant Spaced fan, so.)

He also had the in-group over two, three times a week for dinner.  Like, I could be working with my very best friends and I wouldn’t want to go to dinner with them three times a week after having long days on set.  It seemed those who didn’t accept his invitations were definitely in the out-group.

She’s also not his “type.”  Joss likes his actresses waifishly thin, and Charisma has boobs.

There’s a story Simon Pegg once told about his meeting Joss Whedon for the first time. He went up to Joss and introduced himself and said what a big fan he was, and Joss was dismissive and jerky to him. Then a few minutes later, someone told Joss that Simon Pegg was the guy behind Shaun of the Dead, and Joss proceeded…

I don’t know that the show intended for the how of Westview to be much of a surprise, though. The ‘why’ of Westview certainly isn’t - we knew the whole time that Wanda was desperately trying to mold a world that was happy and every problem was slight. So I don’t think the ‘how’ of the making of Westview was ever going…

Same.  I side-eye this whole “oh, I was ready to leave a few hours afterwards” crap.   No.  Keep me near the trained nurses, thanks.

My son absorbed his twin (but like SUPER early on, like eight weeks) and I think it’s hilarious and my husband is horrified any time I bring it up to someone.  But I mean . . . it’s objectively funny, isn’t it?

I mean, they’re billionaires and literally get to do whatever they want now. I think MK and A will be fine.

I enjoy that she calls Chris Noth “Bish.” It seems ripe for some “bish, please” responses if he gets in her way.

I’m not sure I buy Madison being Super Mom (just because I don’t buy anyone being super mom on the day their babies come home, but especially after pushing out two of them a few days earlier) but I do love that she’s easily and instantly more competent than Kevin is at it all. But like, girl had made herself a cup of…

I loved the specificity of the Blizzard.  There’s always that one particular thing which generally isn’t even that good, but my god, it’s the only thing that will suit after having a baby.

I totally agree with you. Like, YES, it sucks that your girlfriend is in labor on her own (except, hey, lots of people ended up having to give birth on their own due to Covid restrictions), but walking off the set affects the careers of a whole bunch of people. I mean, keep De Niro waiting; I don’t care. But what…