With Sinatra it's supposedly when Bobby Kennedy told Jack that Sinatra, who did a lot to get him elected, was radioactive because of his mob ties (when ironically Jack was equally tied to the same guys through sharing a mistress). Jack reportedly blew a Sinatra house party off and stayed with Bing instead, and Sinatra…

or a mediterranean guy at the time of Christ, or an astronaut, or a spanish grandee…

I think both he and you kind of glided past the part where he went from being a crusading civil rights-supporting liberal to a right-wing caricature at about the time that the Reagan resurgence coincided with his own early onset dementia.

I think a few people saw Saving Private Ryan :)

Caleb was Nathan Fillion, yes? I'm a little startled that didn't make it into the article.

Are you guys actually getting paid to promote Feud? Because I haven't seen this level of promotion for something nobody's interested in around here since Girlfriend's Guide.

No, she just consistently shows up two years before it happens.

because?

No, it's clearly not, but he handled it kind of inaptly, JMO.

Yep.

She was the wife.

I think pushing your child away by the face is pretty crappy, not to mention ineffective, parenting. If he'd picked the kid up and kept talking it would have solved his problem and everyone would have been totally charmed.

The horrified woman is mom, fyi.

So, yeah, Sally's not exactly on high ground there, but at least her husband is the only one she killed. Cyrus moved on from having his husband killed to greater things.

It really wasn't that bad, just an artifact of its time and the pretty teenagers in LA movies they were making then. You could look at it as more a precursor to a smart teen comedy like Mean Girls than the Whedonverse. Valley Girl was a lot smarter than it looked too. It's just a genre thing.

So does this mean that the usual suspect comments about how the AV Club is posting articles which aren't on the wish list of eggs and gamers are OK now? Hard to tell.

Also, being a stand-up comedian = presidential. Being the most powerful man in the world = pretty much the kind of thing Trevor Noah does.

although it's certainly a convenient frame for someone who passed as a supporter of the Democrat on CNN to use.

So essentially they're both atrociously shallow and have poor judgment.

his ex-wife (Harriet Walter), his pregnant daughter (Michelle Dockery)