Why would Spencer talk to anyone who looks like D’Souza? It’s... weird.

Well, I only saw the Pryor one. It’s pretty good.

My friend and I watched the entirety of Mission: Impossible franchise in the space of the week: first three on Sunday, the new one on opening day Thursday and fourth and fifth on Saturday. It’s, in a way, exhilarating. Especially since I haven’t seen the first three before.

Hello Mr. Billionaire

Tootsie is fine. Some Like It Hot is awful.

He’s for comedy what Walmart will be for streaming.

It can be two things, with both troupes actually, although, from what I recall, Pythons leaned more heavily into “look at us in dresses” side of their drag. KITH’s female characters, for the most part, were fully formed real people.

Considering no one’s heard of him before and never will again, it’s nice to have some context.

Two out of three you mentioned are awful. Baskets is doing pretty well with it though.

Wow, the comment section of this show is a very stinky burning pile of garbage.

I hate it when people cook on screen. I want to eat your food, not look at it.

He wrote The Muppets, so he’s already on the Academy’s radar at least.

Liar. You hit “reply”, which is below the comment.

Graves wasn’t that bad. I sleep-walked through both seasons because I just love me some Skylar Astin (ok, I had to google his name) and I still miss Ground Floor (yes).

There’s a movie called Sade and it’s not a biopic? Heresy.

Yeah, so he’s doing what Slash was doing. And Santana. But sure, Hendrix.

Who treats him as such exactly?

Oh threatened.

His lawyer’s statement is ridiculous. Nobody could prove with sufficient evidence that he’s innocent. Nobody could prove otherwise, that’s the whole stupid thing of it. It’s not like his accusers were proven to be liars and he’s this innocent victim of framing. That faux outrage is just insulting to people’s…

I mean, at least you can brag about something to a stranger on the interwebs, so... a win, huh?