"Disguised."

I bought that book back when it came out and it still never fails to make me laugh out loud.

Truly an argument that has splintered the fandom.

Hey, the internet is still pretty thin and spotty, they have to go with something.

I have this but haven't watched it in years - time to dig it out!

That was true for at least the Blues Bros., but I feel his run on SNL was pretty solid and also more varied. Maybe he really needed more of a group to bounce off of instead of just a single co-star, although if he could have kept up good pairings with others ala Murphy (not my fave but) then things might have worked…

Spooky butter?

I'm betting there's some alternate dimension in which Ackroyd kept himself teamed up with someone (Ramis? Murray?) and somehow the magic worked and together they had a mostly really good long career of fun movies. I'd like to visit that world some day, Ackroyd feels like some kind of alchemy that failed by only this…

I think that was the exact conditions under which I watched it on HBO back in the day when I was like 15 - perfect age for that silliness.

I'll hold out for a male Disney "princess," that would really get the clickbait headlines rolling.

I can't wait to see your super hero costume!

Speaking as a man with a camera and two cats, I can say with authority that your suggestion is a literal impossibility. And I don't even dress my cats up.

People dress up their long-suffering pets as Doctor Who characters as well.

Maybe that makes you the super hero?

Now you're just being contrarian. C'mon, he's a super hero!!

But has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look?

It probably won't work with your grandmother, but try and get your cat some quality time in your lap to help him forget the vet trip, or cat treats, which seem to really wipe a cat's memory of anything more than fifteen seconds ago in my experience.

It's redolent of MRAs, to me.

A sign of true love is still being there after someone's done something completely dickish that would chase away even a good friend. And apologizing/acknowledging your dickish behavior afterwards is also real love as it means you've taken the other into account.

I can't find fault one with all the themes the show covers, nor the fact that seeing them addressed is refreshing, it just feels like the level of the writing doesn't quite reach the same level that the balls to cover them might need, like it's a high-schooler writing about love or something; the writers almost feel…