I read”Jon Bernthal” as “Jay Baruchel” and thought that was very much against type.

I finally got around to watching that at some point during the plague. It’s excellent.

Triumph at the Star Wars opening is gold.

Just started watch the original Wonder Years with my 12 year old son, and damn if it doesn’t hold up really, really well!

Oddly, I enjoyed the film version of Prince Caspian more. The book is fairly boring. Dawn treader is great. Horse and his boy... Exists. Silver chair is probably the most profound. Nephew is silly fun, but later “reading order” sets put it first and it’s the worst place for it —- it explicitly depends on you having at…

The 2000s Sirius XM station will play “California” once a week or so, and it is a *much* better song than I remembered it being, beyond just the incredibly catchy chorus.

I bet they didn’t hate the paychecks they got for nine straight years thanks to Jaleel turning a formerly struggling show into a hit.

Yeah.. and while I think Family Matters was originally intended to be a Cosby-esque sitcom for a general audience the “TGIF”ABC Friday night block pretty quickly rebranded and became sitcoms for kids. Urkel’s popularity allowed the show to linger with Full House and Boy Meets World and it probably would have been gone…

And kind of rightly so? Love him or hate him, if you only remember Family Matters for one thing, it’s almost certainly some wacky Urkell shit and not Aunt Rachel’s dating misadventures or Carl bonding with Eddie.

It warms the cockles of my cold, miserable heart to know that there are so many Executive Decision fans out there.

that movie is an underrated gem

He’s in Executive Decision! I watched him last night.

I’m pretty sure they’re getting money from HBO, or possibly Rice’s agent. This is the second article I’ve seen that was less about the show and more about the character Rice plays in it; the other one was “a complete oral history” of Androgynous, the fake band Siobhan’s in, which... have we even seem them perform at…

Similarly i think The Man With One Red Shoe is a decent remake of The Tall Blonde Man With One Black Shoe, though my preference is for the original.

I’m saltier than Dead Sea water that they cancelled ‘GLOW’.

Bad box office or not, I love Phantom of the Paradise.

I liked this one:

Being that Woody is a rare toy from the 50's, I always assumed that he was a hand-me-down from Andy’s probably deceased dad, and that’s why he was so attached and willing to take him to college.

And he doesn’t just rearrange toys, he blows them up! He damages them! He steals his sister’s toys and rearranges THEM. He’s clearly kind of a dick.

Speak for yourself; I’m STILL researching whether or not Shrek had a legal claim to that swamp in the first place, and if Far Far Away laws regarding squatter’s rights would have given him grounds to evict the other characters from said swamp.