Why in the world would the Soviet Union name its space agency Roscosmos (aka the Russian space agency)? LOL gotta love these American writers!

Red Band Society is probably one of my all-time favorite TV shows.

This show is actually quite delightful to watch, thanks to Maya of course. But there’s something wrong with the head of the charitable foundation - Sofia Salinas (Michaela Jaé Rodriguez).

Based on this “review,” I have no idea what this show is about except a) a restaurant sitcom(?) and b) Chicago, Chicago, Chicago.

an accented older woman named Ulrika (Carolyn Scott) whose European traditions

How in the world is Elizabeth a “middle child”? She was her mother’s only child. As for her father, she rarely ever saw him or her siblings, and he fathered a lot more than just three children.

The “dart guy” knowing how to contact the local crime lord lives isn’t a stretch as surely his men are all over town.

“why else would she begin an affair with a man married to the older woman her best friend is also courting?”

Book? Excellent. But the reviewer and TV show seem to have forgotten about Mary Anning, a real woman who discovered fossils (believed by some to be “monsters”) on the coast of England right before the events in the book/show took place. Her discoveries were absolutely vital in confirming Darwin’s theory of evolution,…

Excellent episode, although the “Chechnya” scenes threw me off a bit as they were clearly filmed in America (even the truck parked outside was American) and the subtitles kept saying “speaking in Chechen” when they were clearly speaking Russian.

Yah.  The book truly sucks.  Desperately needs editing or something.  All of Puzo’s other books are even worse, though.

The review in a nutshell: ha ha, everyone’s a gullible goober but me/us!

Remember, kids!  Being possessed by demons and threatening people with violence and death is perfectly OKAY to watch.  But no sex stuff.  That’s BAD.

So wait, you’re saying I SHOULDN’T trust Big Pharma because they’re happy killing people for profit? Oh, right. That was then. Now they’re all much better and totally honest *wink wink.*

It never fails to crack me up when someone describes the President of the US as “the most powerful man in the world.” Uh... besides being hamstrung by opposing forces in Congress, the court system, and the media, plus having to constantly fundraise and work to get re-elected, yah, there’s some power there.

What can I say? I gave this show five episodes, and now I’m done, mostly because of the sheer stupidity involved in all the science parts.

Oh my friggin’ goodness, what a crazy fever dream from a “writer” who thinks publishing “Capitol police pfficer Michael” is acceptable LOL.

The mall, this feminized space in the cultural imagination, emerges as Lewinsky’s best shot at freedom. Compare that to a hotel room full of men, which might not evoke luxury as much as a nightmare for far too many women.

I’ve actually been to Acapulco in the 80s, and I assure you, no one in Mexico was worried about how “sinful” the place was. It definitely wasn’t a “Las Vegas” town that the writers of this new show seem to think it was.

I about gave up watching this after the first 3 episodes, but somehow, the fourth one pulled me back in. Sometimes, it feels too fast (would’ve been nice to see Trantor a bit before Seldon’s big trial) and sometimes too slow (the long walk to the vaporizer for Brother Darkness). Sometimes, all the Aussie/NZ accents…