Kevin Spacey doing a Johnny Carson bit looked like those Colonel Sanders ads on the TV.

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I've mentioned it before, but they ended one season by smashing both the table-sized Microsoft Zune or whatever it is, and the Chevy Camaro with the gigantic bow-tie logo in the grill. Hawaii Five-O is all in for Chevy, but apparently I missed this episode where McGarrett restores his father Jock Lord's old Mercury…

No one makes out in movie theaters anymore.

Hewing to the astrological definition of summer implies I won't look up in Wikipedia other definitions of summer in order to make an obsessive point and also ask, I wonder which country's inhabitants adhere most popularly to the June 21 definition (Northern Hemisphere)?

The beginning and end of Hoffa are sort of Fargo-like. Directed by Danny DeVito!

Film it like Arrested Development season four. Have each actor fly to MSP on their own time and run some interesting pages in the airport coffee shop or car rental lot. It'll be done by St. Patrick's Day.

Who the fudge do you think put up all those stamp pictures and moved that smashed Corvette? Seriously, the upcoming descriptions on IMDB have M.E.Wnstd in both eps.

No offense, but you're perhaps off on Quebec City. It's one the oldest European settlements in the U.S. and Canada, not North America. Maybe the oldest if you count building a fort and then leaving for decades at a time. Please tell me you were taught this in parochial school by lovely young nuns who looked like…

One more thing, the amount of autonomy the astronauts had could hardly be explained just by the need to handle them that way because of the time lag in communications. Space bureaucracy is not tamed that easily. Unless you're Matt Damon and cut off anyway. Yes, his training seemed more accurate, by far. Oh well, as…

I'm watching it backwards, more or less, and have seen just the final two episodes of season one. Seems pretty dang good to me. I prefer the fictional parts to the documentary, but those are serviceable and fairly informative, though uncritically opinionated. The staff crowd scenes at SpaceX were wonderful.

Yep, there is a solid theory that Steve Bannon has never been good at politics, just at spending the Mercers' money. Even after Trump won the election, the guy at Daily Kos has continued to make a decent case for this theory.

As a kid I honed my love for contentious letters to the editor by reading them in comic books. It was the 1970s and about every other letter in Batman contained some reference to the terrible days of the "camp era." Having no familiarity with Susan Sontag, at first I thought they were talking about summer camp, but…

Might as well mention Nic Cage's homage to Adam West's Batman in Kick-Ass. It is pretty funny when you realize why he's speaking that way.

Comey laid some grief on Sessions, saying he needed to go to a closed hearing to talk about him. And he knows Trump is afraid to fire Sessions even though he doesn't like him much now.

Nixon was obstructing the trial of a 3rd rate burglary already in arraigned in court. That's the difference. Obstructing a burglary trial vs. impeding a treason investigation.

When you see Corbyn in Prime Minster's Questions you can't even believe he's a politician. The grumpiest man ever. But he makes his points. No back-slapping or winky jokes. So the Tories may have been fooled by that.

I like him as a Republican cream puff. Also he just got elected to a six year term, so can go rogue against Trump if he wants.

NY real estate law is supposedly peculiar in allowing the seller to lie until the final contract is presented. Don't know, but it's the long take on your short summary: https://newrepublic.com/art… Adler is disputing the line that Trump is delusional, demented or living in alternative reality. He says pundits like…

Well if I agreed with them politically I'd be pissed too that everything's coming up Russia. Paul Ryan must have a steel constitution.