Maybe that he's just about the most lauded American comic working today giving him enormous clout which he uses to make sure his sensibility is apparent in everything he's involved in and that he spent as much of his career in writing rooms (including SNLs) as in front of audiences. Let me know when Ryan Gosling is…

It will end with a church and hazy white light and friends reuniting in perfect fellowship. Everyone will love it.

But I'm guessing they're somewhere in the cause and effect chain.

Skeksis definitely Skeksis.

…and less AIDS!!!

It's candy flavoring, like drinking liquid Red Hots.

SuperManual, less exploitative than Black Manual but not as erotic as Manual in Bangkok.

Small batch cinnamon whiskey for the true connoisseur who only drinks cask aged Yoo-hoo.

You're right, Ill fix it. http://imgc.allpostersimage…

It's kind of impressive that average shlub Jason Sudeikis through sheer force of will can channel George Clooney, bag an incredibly hot wife and keep getting cast as a romantic leading man.

Who said anything about banning? Hunt was great but, yeah, I think it would better today to cast an Asian man. Mickey Rooney was lauded at the time for his comic performance as was Marlo Brando's cunning Okinawan villager in The Teahouse of the August Moon. Only now do they seem embarrassing. Self representation is…

Elle Fanning? In a few years I think non-trans actors playing trans parts are going to be seen in the same light as black-face or Mickey Rooney in Breakfast at Tiffany's.

Also the season one story arc of The Good Fight minus Ygritte.

And we all wore onions on our belts, which was the style at the time.

He should try to convince the kids that therapeutic bleedings and foot binding were big things in the nineties.

And even if he's a hairy creature - and Bigfoot was most certainly that. Quite possibly the hairiest in the Pacific Northwest, which would place him high in the runnin' for hairiest worldwide. But sometimes there's a beast, sometimes, there's a creature. Aw. I lost my train of thought here. But… aw, hell. I've done…

Let's all do The Fonzie! https://youtu.be/-waaTbfBP6k

TCM has been getting better at showing more contemporary films and it would be right up their alley to do a Ballhaus retrospective.

I need to re-watch After Hours the camera work was so good and I haven't seen it in ages,

'91 was the year her white tank-top wholly redeemed the terrible Career Opportunities.