Adaptation for TV or film often requires trimming shit just to fit it into run time. Combining Yorick’s mom with the president lets them keep those aspects of the presidential succession story line, while also keeping Jennifer Brown centered. 

Yeah. Big, not crispy. No kind of skin going on. It’s good. But I’d much rather have a whole, slow roasted shank. Not snacky of course, but just better. 

Why not both?

That is usually something different. Typically an aggressively frenched loin chop, a “lollipop” will often be a smaller chop from a younger animal.

These pig wings are a lump of muscle from the bottom of the shank/hock. Which is the bottom end of the lower leg, below the ham or shoulder.

Potato and onion or gtfo.

These have been around for a good long while. And are occasionally announced as “the next big trend” by producers.

Potatoes and rice being filler is some borderline “I don’t eat vegetables” logic. These things *are good*. That’s why they’re in there.

White dog, alternately white whiskey. Moonshine by definition is unlicensed/illegally made.

Latino refers groups and people from Latin America, it’s geographic. Like “European”.

Disney’s response claimed that they treated the streaming cash as box office and paid out as such.

I’m not so sure that Free Guy will be. All of the films this year that did better than Widow did so with large Asian box office. Particularly in China.

“the parts that merely cooked via radiation and convection.”

A griddle is flat, and has no side walls.

In a which case a flat griddle would do it better. All a grill pan does differently is brown *less* of the food. Something that’s only desirable of you want neat cross hatches that say “grilled”.

If the lighting was so adequate why couldn’t it work with the low ISO films, while sunlight could?

100%. But that is an entirely different issue than whether this film failed, and whether the streaming release was responsible.

“severely cutting into the film’s box office earnings”

And their collective bargaining rights fundamentally undermined.

They did that specifically to back New Zealand into a corner over it’s labor laws. Which New Zealand dutifully rat fucked, not only screwing thousands of workers but fundamentally undermining the film business the were desperate to keep growing.

It actually had more to do with regular, bright sun.