I’m sorry but it was quite clear that there was little effort made to hide modern Dunkirk. It starts right from the beginning of the movie when we enter the beach with that triple flagpole and concrete bench. It is not difficult to notice the contemporary construction of most of the buildings on the beach, and a…

Incompetence: It’s the excuse that keeps on giving!

We all agree that this Presidency is a joke, Donny.

Still pushing Hillary conspiracy BS last time I checked. They know their audience!

It’s quite clear Trump has had enough of the Republican establishment he was forced to take on as staff and is purging them out to bring his own guys in. As infallible as the President is someone with a bit more maturity would have the introspection to realize that their staff is not the problem.

He probably believes that, as Commander-in-Chief, these Generals have sworn loyalty to him by default. However, he probably does not know, or care, that the armed forces pledge their loyalty to defend the constitution.

I call cocaine OD by the end of August.

“Sir, in this instance making him a secretary is not a demotion...”

Trump supporters are like that guy in Tennessee that refused to pay for coverage from the fire department, then had his property burn to the ground while he begged them to put the fire.

You are missing the point; old TV shows did not have high ratings because they were better than what’s being offered today, they had high ratings because of a lack of choice.

I suspect that at some point the Hollywood unions traded the right for regular speed/legible credits in exchange for more residuals.

The family’s lawyer has described here as “the most innocent” victim of a police shooting EVAR.

Why would they, its been legal to do this for years. Commercials are what pays the bills at your local network affiliate.

Would you have preferred to pay a TV tax like almost every other nation does to support OTA broadcasting? People did not abandon network TV because of ads; they abandoned it because as cable proliferated there were simply more options available.

An uncut episode of Star Trek is 50 minutes long. Between compression and cutting scenes there was generally about 4-5 minutes shaved off each episode when it went into syndication. In order to squeeze those commercials in it would either mean longer breaks at each regular commercial point, or adding in an extra…

Total TV viewership has been flat for years. People are abandoning network TV for other types of TV (historically cable as channel options proliferated, but now also streaming options), not because of commercials.

It is illegal to compress original programming, but it is not illegal to compress shows being rerun in syndication.

Yes, this is not new. I’m sure many people are aware that scenes get cut from TV shows in syndication so more commercials could air; compression is also used, otherwise you would see more cuts.

The difference between you and me is that I’m in a country that’s openly laughing at how America’s actively working towards 3rd world status.

This was posted over on The Root yesterday (on their article about asset forfeiture, ironically enough)