I think the reason the show has lost viewers this season is because over 11 episodes, really not much plot has actually taken place. Everything is beautifully staged and shot and acted and soundtracked, but it can get boring anyway. Season one also wasn’t plot heavy, but the confusion as to what was real and what was…
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Did you notice David’s hair in the flash-forward? yeahhhh....
They might have even won a World Series.
This whole thing is just a continuation of his beef stemming from the USFL days. The NFL wouldn’t let him in their club back then (because they knew he sucked), and so now he’s using his position to enact some form of revenge.
Gotta hand it to the (puke) Warriors (puke) for doing it first though.
but the 1,000 fans planning to attend the event deserve better.
Pretty certain that he got the tattoos in prison. He was put in prison for a crime committed while he was a police officer. The chronology of that means he did not have the tattoos when hired as a police officer.
Thorne is great. I actually like Rod Allen on Tigers broadcasts. Besides Tom Hamilton (I’m an Indians fan), Jon Miller is my favorite radio guy. I miss him on Sunday Night games (Joe Morgan not so much).
Or just use the local announcers like they do for a lot of the other games. I’ve learned to like some of the local crews more than I did in years past (does not apply to Red Sox broadcasts).
Slight correction - 2010 Lakers fans ARE current day Warriors fans.
That’s insane. Without LeBron, the Cavaliers wouldn’t even make it past Game 3.
I hear he developed a taste for bamboo while starring in Don’t Be A Menace To South Central China While Eating Your Bamboo In The Woods.
Nothing new under the sun. Crawford was also involved in a who’s-the-biggest-asshole competition with Bette Davis back in the day.
The part that they left out is that he must be fed every two and a half hours and he eats only bamboo. He is also surprisingly reluctant to reproduce.
“Crawford gets in a viciously low blow about Wayans supposedly riding on his brothers’ coattails, too, just in case any part of this seemed like good-natured ribbing.”
“With the two men arguing, essentially, about which of them was a “pussy” who should suck the other’s dick.”
The saddest part is that he will be able to recall each of these moments perfectly for the rest of his life. Meanwhile J.R. Smith can’t remember the score for more than three seconds.
Back in the 90s when the then WWF was sued in the local district court where my uncle practiced law, he was retained as WWF’s local counsel for the matter. He got to spend several days with Vince over the course of a couple years and is still fascinated by him more than 20 years later. Coolest thing Vince did: my…
I mean look, this will sound like I’m fellating the man, but Vince McMahon has to be one of the most fascinating figures in American history. If they ever make a Vince biopic I’ll be camped in front of the theater.