Somewhere in New York, Jose Bautista’s phone rings.

Mostly he just slouches like crazy when he sits and it makes his collar slide up to his chin.

Those are almost all very good collars. He’s a pretty damn good example of taking the extra effort to make sure your collar reaches to your jacket lapels. They do look kind of doofy when he wears them without a tie though.

I had an odd experience in that I met John Glenn before I watched The Right Stuff and then I saw it and Ed Harris just fuckin’ nailed it.

I read the plot synopsis, so I’m good.

Thank you so much for using the Sportsnet clip instead of the American version.

As I suggested somewhere else, The sneaky thing is that the song’s already played almost through at that point, and has faded out over the outro, so if you know the song you’re being signaled that the emotional arc of the montage is winding down. And then, wham, gut punch, back to an emotional crisis you and Elizabeth…

I also binged it over the last month (except for season one, which i watched a couple of years ago.) After four weeks of intense Americans-ing, seeing Keri Russell actually laugh is disorienting.

I don’t know if anything is more nails-on-a-chalkboard to me than leaving dirty dishes in the sink. I was raised in a strict “rinse them and stack them neatly by the sink” family, and the idea of just dumping them in the sink is..... *shudder* It’s messy-looking, it makes for way more work when you actually do wash…

I’m guessing that 80% of the people who knew who he was at all were just thinking “Wait, so this happens before Phantom Menace? I don’t understand the timeline of this at all.”

“Do I look like a Sedin?” - Carlson

Fuck him. Kick him out for the rest of the playoffs. I don’t have a dog in this fight, but Wilson alone makes me prefer Vegas.

This sounds so much goddamn better.

Of all the goofy-ass things that could have happened in Solo this is without a doubt one of them.

Frankly there are so many lines in this review that would make funny answers to the old “How to date Natalie Dormer” joke that I can’t pick just one.

I’m with Gwen. If Mad Men had never ended I could happily have spent 13 Sunday nights a year in that universe for the rest of my life, watching stuff happen to a bunch of characters I knew really well.

If this wasn’t a football move I don’t know what is.

I 100% agree - and I sympathize, too. I feel bad for him, on one level, because it’s obviously no fun at all to try to figure out a reasonable way to tie up the ridiculous number of narrative threads he’s got going on. That’s why he’s got a bunch of chapters of the parts that DO interest him, and nothing for the parts…

One of these days he’s going to open that Word doc and the complete narrative dead end he’s backed himself into will have magically resolved itself, just you watch. In the meantime, side projects!

He’d still claim to have invented it, and find a way to lower wages for grave-diggers.