And with Latifah as producer, we have a different sort of Scream Queen altogether.

That makes me sad. I remember when they did the ALF TV movie a few years later, there was almost no mention of them — he had lived with “a family.” No quite so egregious as a Mary/Rhoda reunion without mention of the WJM newsroom*, but still, I wasn’t thrilled.

Ha!

Spoilers:

Remind me how to do the spoiler tag, and I’ll have an answer for you. (Hint: it involves someone who apparently shows up in a mid-credits sequence.)

Did you want the spoiler? Because I’d be happy to offer it now.

According to the Wikipedia page:

Mostly I think it’s unfair that we keep getting Stars War trilogies, but Atlas Shrugged only got, like, one. I mean, goddamit! What’s Atlas been up to?

Yeah, yeah...Woodstock was awesome. Christ, we get it.

I understand how someone might’ve thought this was a good idea — truly, I do. But for more than thirty seconds? I dunno.

I tried to watch Annie on Amazon Prime a week or two ago, and the app kept crashing! Never happened before, hasn’t happened since. You have basically described the world I live in. (It’s...not so bad.)

But can she saaaaaaiiil the contradiction?*

It’s funny what shows end up catching on in other markets. I watch a lot of UK quiz shows, and apparently everyone in England can name the entire A-Team.

Fair enough. They were colleagues, though — Bull Shannon showed up to guard her in one episode! I am not imagining this!

I like to think Ross ended up with Diane, and Rachel ended up with Sam...and that both weddings were officiated by the judge from My Two Dads.

That’s the real title? Final Fantasy VII Remake? Am I missing something? Unless “remake” is a term used in-game, that seems a bit perfunctory.

They were shooting this in midtown Manhattan a while back (in Koreatown, in fact), and my interest was piqued by the title. I tried to chat up a cute staffer, but she was very much not impressed by my memorization of the lyrics of They Might Be Giants’ “Why Does the Sun Shine? (The Sun is a Mass of Incandescent Gas).”…

In the context of Voyager, “first run” typically refers to everything that came before “Parturition,” after which the producers (very wisely) buckled to popular demand by replacing the entire human cast with manatees.

I can’t get behind this. It was always a bit metaphorical. Now it’s a...meta-metaphor.

I got a Community season 4 notification for this?