These days I feel compelled to stop watching trailers halfway through because I don’t want to know so much. I think this is an interesting way to do it.

When I worked on a sorting dock at a shipping company, our pick-off had a very similar response several times every morning. I wonder how much of your life that job shaves off per day.

Anybody who’s thinking right now, “man, that’s a punchable face”, that job was just done. You can get the next one.

I’m sure that decision has already been made. Now it’s just matter of timing.

With all the piss that’s likely in there?

This needed to be here.

I would call that his most iconic role. Bizarre omission here.

Amen to that. I also blame it on this “you’re wasting you’re life if you don’t love going to work everyday” mentality that has taken such a hold on the last couple generations. Sometimes a job is just a job. It makes you money, so you can live a good life outside of work. It’s impossible for everyone in the country to…

One weakness?

I don’t like the idea of giving extra oxygen to anything Real House Wives related, but Casey Wilson is funny and delightful.

Actual cool story, bro.

He’ll always be The Santa Clause guy to me. “He’s dragging us into his delusions!” 

Fair enough. In my house, “laundry” is the washing and drying. Cloths don’t get folded/hung until they have been living in baskets for the requisite 4-5 days.

Did you watch the show past the first season? What Schitts Creek had that AD didn’t was actual redemptive character arcs for the leads. They were all completely different when the show ended. You probably wouldn’t even recognize it as the same show.

How much laundry do you have? Are you a sports team equipment manager?

Also chiming in to say that this comparison is completely ridiculous. Schitts Creek has (often to it’s detriment) about 300% more heart and touchy feely tone than either of those shows.

I’m team cold pizza, but can we at least all agree that reheating pizza in a microwave is sad and wrong? Soggy floppy crust, blech.

Thanks, those were some interesting conversations. 

I think the printer scene (and the confrontation afterwards) is the first one that comes to mind whenever I think of the Jack Ryan movies.