D'oh! My mistake.

Not playing much, but I did get "Jotun" free recently from GOG and tried it out a little. Not bad, although I gave up after one attempt at a boss battle.

Maybe they taped the episode soon after he announced his retirement and it was on everybody's minds? Probably not, but that's more logical to me than three competitors all ignoring the "1990s" in the clue.

Point of order: Should the judges have accepted "Frankenstein" when the clue indicates they're looking for his monster?

I checked Wikipedia, which pointed out she was two months shy of her 100th birthday.

Can't be a Trump tweet. Not enough periods.

Sad upvote.

It kind of reminds me of Bill Hicks' bit on how he supported gays in the military, because anybody dumb enough to want to be shot at should get in.

Same here, although I also had a feeling that "Wind" was based on a play and not a novel.

I at least like the title of the "Frasier" one.

I think there were one or two triple stumpers. Couldn't tell you what they were, though.

I admit that my major answer is a cheat: "Wait Wait Don't Tell Me," an NPR radio show, is the main podcast I listen to.

I do admit, a tiny bit of schadenfreude to see the gay Republicans who spent six months going “relax, Trump is our friend, protect us better than the Dems have” realize they’ve been on the wrong side.

Found it kind of funny that they followed a clue whose answer was William S. Burroughs with one whose answer was C.S. Lewis. Talk about opposites.

Yeah, as an Arizona voter whose vote never seems to matter, I can say that he probably does represent a lot of voters around here.

I'm watching "Snowfall," but it's not a show I'm obsessing over.

So funny, it* overcomes the obstacle of not being from the 21st century!

So a State Senator in Arizona named Kelli Ward recently said that John McCain should resign because of his brain cancer and let someone else take his spot, like, say, her. (She ran against McCain in the last primary, and is currently planning to run against the other Senator, Jeff Flake.) And when I say she did this…

From my Netflix 5-star ratings: "Black Dynamite," "Hot Rod," "Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping," "Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World," "Tucker and Dale Vs. Evil."

Close, but no cigar! (You may get CancerAIDS instead.)