I want to call out the text exchange Randall referenced. This was the first I’d seen it and, just, wow...

Agreed.

I guess almost only a little time has passed since the end Season 2? I was a little disappointed that they didn’t use the extended break to do something more with Earn’s character. He’s still the same occasionally competent, but mostly not really manager he was before.

Louie is a good example of that. See also: The Wire Season 5. I’d also add a lot of Mad Men, but I know most wouldn’t agree with me on that.

Oh good grief to both of those people.

Yeah. This joke was more at his expense. Rock’s was at his wife’s expense.

“No, Lou Gossett Jr.! You got diabetes!”

Jeff Bridges didn’t win an Oscar for True Grit. He won it for Crazy Heart.

These bills are absurd, but they’re not surprising. For years we’ve been talking about words as weapons and feelings of being attacked with speech. Conservatives criticized this, but now they’re feeling attacked so it’s come full circle.

I think if that was the case, then Title IX wouldn’t exist.

Man, that rear on the new S-Class is really bad.

That’s not a church-specific joke, though. The idea that you have less sex after you get married or that sex frequency goes down over the years is a pretty common marriage stereotype.

“He made the Star Wars prequels exciting...”

I thought it was like Brave, but less interesting. Because I’d already seen Brave.

Thanks for the information. I learned from another article that construction of new drive-thrus is banned in Santa Barbara, but this one was grandfathered in from being an old Burger King. I thought that was useful information that should have been included here.

He actually didn’t even make it to Mighty Ducks 2!

The flag thing is insane. And she actually signed it?! That’s some off-the charts ego.

Dang, Jesse. You too? I’ve always appreciated your reviews and comments. All the best to you and your family.

Most of these are completely forgettable and/or bad. I truthfully didn’t remember many of them despite seeing most of these movies multiple times.

I’d say Dowd was too kind to this one. I think one scene in particular sums up how poorly it presents Diana. Spall’s character is made out as some kind of royals spy who’s out to get her. But when they finally have a conversation, he talks of the duty he feels toward the crown and of his soldier friend who died. Her…