Even the title is fraught with subtextual meaning…

Thanks for the link. That list is…fascinating.

Well deserved.

Actually, I heard Peele claim, in an interview, that he had no interest at all in directing a Marvel movie. (It *may* have been on the "Q&A" podcast).

I'm watching all of the episodes. Most of them I like. I must admit that similar thoughts passed through my mind as I watched this episode. And as an Af-Am man, I have a totally different vibe from watching people break into houses and act drugged out on public street. It doesn't strike me a funny. It strikes me…

Thanks, Dr. This is a sweet looking computer. I'll add it to my mental list.

I hear ya', it's actually on my "mental list" but damn the price…the price! (I'm not sure I need the drawing surface…or maybe I do but don't know it…)

Liked that movie a lot.

Laptop mode/type…please? I'm in the market.

I just recently saw the movie "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" for the first time.

Possibly fin service.

Makes you think perhaps that love, like youth, is wasted on the young.

I think similar conversations took place regarding the movie "Before Midnight."

Could that "spanking" happen today without Twitter going nutty (for, probably, all the wrong reasons)? I mean, I doubt that Danny Strong would be any less happy but…

I very much want to see this as a blurb on the Blu-Ray box for "Blackhat."

I usually give 'em hell for their puns.

Vanity 8.

He's directed some of my favorite live action stuff: "Passing Strange," A Huey P. Newton Story," "The Kings of Comedy," "Four Little Girls."

Well done couplet, rtozier.

"It was the best of times."