No mention of Murder One?

I must add Freddie Highmore’s Dr. Shaun Murphy from The Good Doctor to that list. His performance is rather extraordinary.

Sasse fits the current electable-Nebraskan mold: White, Protestant, falls in line with party politics, deposits the right lobbyists’ checks, doesn’t do too much showboating.

No mention of his work on Suburgatory?

Also returning: Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD; May 27 (Final Season).

Skyfall is easily - EASILY - among the very best of the Bond pictures. I didn’t care for Casino Royale or Quantum of Solace, and the less I say about Spectre, the better, but Skyfall - from start to finish - is a superior entertainment.

What America needs right now ...

Chanel Rion’s questioning of the president carries the whiff of Bill McNeal’s posits to candidate Jimmy James.

My personal MST starter list:

A local theater was showing The Dark Knight in front of maybe half-a-dozen people in one auditorium, and with about 45 minutes left, the screen caught fire. Everybody was evacuated, the fire was extinguished, and the theater was declared safe by the State Fire Marshal the next day.

Why is there still NO coverage for Stumptown? It’s well-written, well-made, and definitely fun.

No Galavant?

The Middle. Many times a stunningly brilliant comedy, the show found its feet when it discovered that the core cast members could carry big and small stories, and make surprisingly high-stakes situations out of relatively low-stakes.

OW MY DICK

TWIST ENDING: Kong and Godzilla stop fighting when they discover that both of their mothers were named Martha.

Every damn sign is wrong!

I would buy a plush Werner Herzog doll. He would pair well with my Klaus Kinski Funko Pop figure.

Punish you, Miranda? I know just what to do ...

I think you’ve just described the plot of Santa Clause 2.

Stumptown gives me strong Rockford Files vibes - down-on-luck PI, friends on both sides of the law, living with a stabilizing family member - and that’s not faint praise.