Holy crap, reading the comments on that youtube video is crazy, people really do want to hate her. They say that nobody believes her, and the people who say otherwise (or just that they think both are toxic people) have a weirdly low amount of likes, just positive comments about JD have hundreds of likes. This is…

Someone might have already said this, but just in case: it’s on Tubi for free. I just had a Fact or Fiction marathon this weekend, it was great.

“Peter, losing interest in an aging Wendy,”...boy, what a jerk.

Please don’t be crap im looking forward to this. – Lucky Luke, Barnsley, United Kingdom, July 2015

Considering how both his Star Wars and X-men appearances ended up, the hesitation may have been informed by experience.

This actually aired on Fox. I thought it was syndicated. It definitely has the look of a syndicated show from that era.

I mean, we know there’s enough evidence to indict. Hell, Fani Willis has that on tape.

I keep hearing yall harp on espresso martinis, and maybe I just don’t go to bars enough, but I do not think it’s the trend you think it is. I associate martini glasses with cosmopolitans, myself. 

Do daytime Emmy’s really count? Technically I guess....

Two segments have always stayed with me. The first: Where the kid keeps seeing glowing eyes at night that turns out to be his grandmother made me wary about being around my own grandma for awhile.

It all started the moment they paired him up with Dustin. Before that he was just the stereotypical 80s jerk boyfriend that you kept expecting to die at any time.

Yes, it would. Yummy!

A Youtuber I enjoy watching(mostly for her coverage of old Sierra adventure games and her Murder She Wrote content) did a good video on the show and goes into detail about why the “true” stories were mostly just BS too.    Still a fun show to watch.

I have no idea how I missed this show when it was on. This was like the exact window I was super into X-Files as a kid, and therefore 1) was watching Fox a lot, and 2) was really into supernatural, paranormal, conspiracy stuff at the time. This would’ve been so up my alley. I remember all the other similar shows on…

Exactly. The “true” stories were often bullshit that somebody claimed to have occurred. I remember one where an English-speaking American child supposedly spontaneously developed the ability to speak in fluent Mandarin because of a past life or something.

This show was goofy fun to watch. For a while it was appointment TV for me and my group of friends on Friday nights. We’d meet up, watch it, then go off an do what ever it is uncool 20 year olds do(Aka play video games, a board game or D&D).

Sally didn’t need to channel her past experience to fly into a murderous rage—contemporaneous events (i.e., getting mercilessly strangled by a stranger) and a will to live were sufficient reasons for her violence. Labeling her actions homicide is just lazy in my opinion.

French dressing, but a little heavier on the mayo.

Years ago I used to eat a salad with a big glob of Marie’s Thousand Island Dressing, and I became a fatso very fast.

Only question was who he wanted to kill.