speaking of ads before a show, just before the Rolling Stones concert on their latest tour, they run an AARP commercial on the big screen lol. I just about died laughing.
speaking of ads before a show, just before the Rolling Stones concert on their latest tour, they run an AARP commercial on the big screen lol. I just about died laughing.
That’s not what The Bear is about.
Kevin Bacon told this story on Graham Norton years ago. FWIW, it’s a pretty funny story the way he tells it:
Isn't he the best?
Deathstalker 2 being tongue in cheek is an understatement. After a short pre-credits scene, it literally starts with one of the villains yelling at her minions:
He's a real dean-va!
He'll never watch his life slide out of view
This is how 90% of my PlayStation friends reply when I try to make a joke.
I assume he was joking. I’ve seen Nicole Kidman in line at a coffee shop and she had to wait like everyone else.
Genuinely surprised no one’s posted the I Think You Should Leave sketch yet.
I naively assumed he was joking
He got famous before Starbucks was a national chain, so it’s possible he’s never been to a Starbucks before.
“No, it’s just-a me, the cleaner, Kevin Bacon at your service!”
Gene?
Does this mean that for a short while, Kevin Bacon was one degree of Kevin Bacon away from Kevin Bacon?
It’s LOST for me, easily. Music was as key a theme as any other in that show. Features artists as varied as Patsy Cline to Nirvana, and often carried more meaning than series were used to at the time. “Make Your Own Kind of Music” is a statement that makes for interesting symbolism around Desmond’s whole button situat…
I’m a huge Wilco fan and even I thought they overdid it with the Wilco drops in the first season. There’s just something so cloying about using a band that’s inextricably linked to Chicago so often in a show set there. “Via Chicago” in that show hits about the same way as “California Dreamin’” does in a scene when…
Scrolled through expecting to see ‘Master of None’ and nothing. Any series which manages to fit Aphex Twin, Vengaboys, Poison and Dorothy Ashby into its sound world must be worth a mention.
Trying to piss off the Gen X’ers by not including The Americans?
The “Devil Town” cover at the end of Friday Night Lights season 1 is still my favorite needle drop.