I think if we’re talking pre-2oth century and it stood the test of time, it’s pop culture.

Well, I tell you what, it was fun to read about it even her secret true answer is A Christmas Carol or whatever.

His travel writing is so, so funny.

Source please

Have some respect, it’s the *anniversary*

Probably not much acting needed if a large man falls from the ceiling right near you.

I thought it too!!!

I strongly agree with you. The “white, male” thing was gratuitous and not meaningful in context since I have to figure many true pioneer podcasters (Marc Maron, e.g.?) were white and/or male.

I’m sure people who used to be more famous than they are now miss the attention (and money).  Fair enough.

Man ... atee.

From the review it sounds like someone watched Get Out and decided to do an all-white imitation.

They even did a crossover.

Between him and Summer. Sorry. I’ve given in to this internet commenting grammar correction obsession and I know it’s obnoxious but this is a public forum and I feel like it might influence somebody, somewhere, to learn about prepositions and their objects.

Yep, you have to get on board with the whales or it’s going to be a rough ride.

I can’t wait until Jack the Ripper is taken down by some of these charismatic but troubled corset-wearing ladies.  I just hope he doesn’t viciously murder one or more of them first.  

I think steampunk trappings will really make re-watching that scenario fresh and exciting.  

Sometimes strict adherence to the rules of evidence leads to super dumb outcomes.

Yeah, that type of “testing” is fine if you’re, say, putting together a daring marble run.

“his and Emilia Clarke’s new rom-com.”  The trick is to take out the “and ___” part--if it sounds wrong (“he new rom-com”) then you’re using the wrong pronoun.

And what, pray, is the unit of measure for acting talent?