Both leads were awful, but Redmayne was unwatchably awful. I hated the character, hated him, and won't watch anything with either. That's how bad it was. 

Late to the party, but I think the Baby Driver comparisons are apt. Beautiful and well acted, but emptier than it should have been, largely due to the characters.

He's the best, but only marginally over Evans and Hemsworth, who are all great. 

Having lived near KY, I had Buffalo Trace’s Bourbon Cream numerous times - used it to make boozy milkshakes at parties, which I’m now way too old for. But one made with Jeni’s, which is the pinnacle of mass-produced ice cream, sounds like I’d try it again.

Firs time I had something similar was at the Saddle River Inn in NJ, probably in the 90s. My mom ordered a steak, which had a nut butter on top. She hated it, so I ate it. Enjoyed it.

I love that the QR code is to “authenticate” it. As if the thinness alone isn’t enough to prove it’s authentic.

Was waiting for that drunk Jamie Kennedy one.

Lies. Coins are so obviously fluid!

Speaking of lazy:

Wow. There used to be a community here. People with things to say!

A third?

Agreed. That’s why I read it, and I also feel the quality dipped without those two in particular. It went from a twice daily read (and I learned a lot), to about a once or twice a week. Harriot was the best.

Likewise. I go to Jalopnik more than others.

It’s probably #5 for me, too, out of habit. Most visits, 2 or 3 a day, I don’t actually click into any articles. At this point, on mobile, the first 3 seconds of any click the page is all ads as it clunkily loads, anyway. Ads on the bottom, and a giant one on the top that everything takes its time to accommodate

https://mobile.twitter.com/blkahn/status/1487158091598684164

At the time, last season really bother me. It felt forced, right down to forcing the in-laws to live together so they had something to do and reason to interact.

I mean, but they weren’t “two unknown chipmunks.” They had shorts attached to a Christmas special airing annually!

In fairness, this is probably a 13 year old dreaming big and way too stupid to understand that he’s adding absolutely no value to anything and hoping to get rich.

More like shorting, haha.

Like the idiots that thought buying a copy of a book meant they could create a TV show from it