Probably, but presumably you also remember how obnoxious those people were and you could choose to not be like that.

they should have Amy Schumer back based solely on the strength of that Golden Globes burn.  I felt that in Maryland.  

You know sometimes I forget how much you suck.

I think you mean “before eventually becoming a household name with Hamilton In the Heights, which was nominated for 13 Tonys and won 4, including Best Musical.”

I guess that other musical is pretty well-known too, but it was decidedly after ITH put him on the map.

It’s probably time to include in all movie reviews a reference to whether it is in theatres, whether it’s streaming (and where), or both.

Those...poor people...

its true , although Sam Rockwell’s

Pretty much everyone in the movie kills it. When Sarris says “He doesn’t understand. Speak to him as you would a child.” it could have been delivered in a generically evil or menacing way, but instead he does it with this mocking contempt that feels very real.

“To tell you the truth, when I’m given the opportunity to audition for serial killers or aliens, I figure I’ve got carte blanche to make shit up,” Colantoni told us back in 2016. “Because nobody can say, ‘Oh, an alien would never behave that way.’ So fuck it: I’m gonna play around with it.”

That shirt is some prime Hawaiian camouflage.

Colantoni has had some great roles in some good shows, like Veronica Mars and Person of Interest, but by Grabthar’s Hammer he will always be Mathesar to me.

But he was great in this -- it helps that he was playing a character clearly meant to be a parody of Shatner so Allen could use his natural pomposity to good effect.

Colantoni gives probably the best performance of the film, which is pretty amazing given how this features some of the best acting Tim Allen’s ever done (not saying too much), as well as amazing performances from Tony Shalhoub, Sigourney Weaver, Sam Rockwell, Rickman, etc.

That was a hell of a thing.  

I didn’t find anything

I’m gonna say, music for Lord of the Rings is great. Don’t really care. 

OK, boomer

There should be a word for a show in which it’s nice to win, but that it’s not the point of the show. Because that’s what Bake Off (and to a certain extent Drag Race) is to me.

I am sure my Italian heritage left me a little biased towards him from the start but his amazing bakes confirmed his talent.. So humble and gentle as well as grace under fire, to the end. I did cry over the segment with his Babbo, and got tachycardia when the proofer was off—so many tense moments!! I figured it was bet…