The Nanny beat them to the punch many years prior (with 2D rather than 3D, but whatever).

That’s honestly the feeling I’ve gotten from these MCU shows. I’ve enjoyed watching them for the most part (Falcon & Winter Soldier was the weakest), but they can’t help but feel like spliced-up movies.

I’m surprised at how non-news/sports cable channels are still plugging along with actual new shows despite many of them being just sitcom/movie marathon machines. Like, I had no idea Game Show Network was actively still making new game shows.

I mean, it would have been very interesting to say the least.

Supposedly they try to get the films on their original format. So it’s possible they might get the OG cut.

Oh, right. I forgot he’s on Home Economics.

Perhaps he stayed up late to catch it on Vault Disney on the Disney Channel?

Oh, it’s a Paramount+ exclusive? That explains why this is the first I’ve ever heard of it.

Have you seen it?

Look out for the canopy drawing of Queen Vicoria!

I mean, that all depends on what his out-of-pocket maximum is.

The writer is probably under the assumption that people reading this review have also seen the episodes.

I loved the sequence of Clint and Kate just bumming around the apartment doing Christmas-y stuff.

You must have missed Falcon and the Winter Soldier explaining why.

Yeah, adding Echo to the fight at the end felt like an unnecessary aspect to an otherwise good episode.

How soon we forget The Muppet Christmas Carol

I had totally forgotten that Gilmore Girls knock-off was a thing.

People really seem to like his version of To Kill a Mockingbird on Broadway.

If they were doing a “Live in Front of a Studio Audience” re-enactment of I Love Lucy, Messing would probably be a fair bet.

Nah. Debra Messing looks nothing like Deborah Kerr.