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I am not sure that their characters met, but they were both in Gangs of New York.
Handler gets a pass with me because she makes a real effort to promote deserving comedians who need the exposure. Joan Rivers, on the other hand, is still sharp and perceives the world accurately. Neither of them are particularly funny.
Better yet, catch him on Never Not Funny. He's great.
That is, until you meet someone who's imaginary dad is Brendan Gleeson.
Is that a measure of how much in real numbers or as a percentage of world output?
It's over, man. he has either lost his abilities or decided to phone it in every time. I can't remember his last performance that wasn't a parody of his early performances.
I was kind of disappointed in T'Rain. I found a lot of it interesting, both the ground-up nature of the world building and the integration of gold farming were pretty neat. What was lacking, though, is a reason for anyone not a gold farmer to play T'Rain. Their should theoretically be an enormous player base of people…
I suspect that she was looking for a fair amount of money or she was going off to be on "Becker."
Yeah. That was Ben Kenobi. He was a very good Jedi. As far as flipping over him, I'm pretty sure that he used the force.
Man, that is about all we had of Boba in the first three. At that point he was basically a glorified extra.
Wash's death was sudden and unexpected, but not undignified.
I always figured that the technology had gotten to the point where the skills needed were more like those of a gamer than a modern pilot. You know, no g-forces, everything corrected for by eyesight. As long as he keeps the Dorito-dust off of the console it's all good.
Mind you, that is kind of how guns work. Any jackass can easily kill any badass with a gun.
So we agree: Boba Fett was pathetic.
After reading the book, I was kind of annoyed with how helpless Zula had been so much of the time. I hated seeing her as a damsel in distress. Upon reflection and after talking about it with my girlfriend, though, I have come to appreciate seeing our heroine in a situation in which conventional outsmarting or…
I am not sure that Tarzan is really gone. He was overused for a time and may just be in a fallow period. Some iconic figures like Supes, Spider Man and Bat Man could use such a period as well. I suspect the high value of their IP right now is forcing their overexposure which will reduce their longevity.
God. Not another recycled idea.
I suppose that teaching it new tricks is out of the question.