Give her a break. She doesn’t need makeup, let alone a night time skincare routine. Later on, it’s the morning routine that’s important anyway.
You made the right decision in changing the title.
Same here. Local McDonald’s is the fastest driver-thru around, and they’re pretty busy a lot of the time too.
That is part of the Into the Dark series, btw, in case anyone is looking it up.
If Toyota could offer this thing at that price in America, most people reading this would break their ankles trying to get to dealerships.
Eh, that’s an optimistic scenario. I don’t see a dealer caring for whatever cheap cut a YouTuber would give, in addition to what comes across as bad press to boot.
I thought something was off, but it’s still very Jimmy James, so I’ll take it anyway.
That Jimmy James image perfectly sells the tone in your “How’s that sound?”
Sure the episodes were a mixed bag for fans, but seeing that they revived it twice, I’d say it was fairly successful overall.
Hm, you are quite correct on the Stephen King singing.
I think if you’re truly honest, I think you’d admit it would be great if you were that guy. But it ain’t great per his ask.
Friends: The Big Chill Christmas Special. The old Central Perk gang reunites at Christmas, brought together after the unexpected suicide of one of their own.
Coast to Coast AM was truly a breath of a fresh, weird air for me in a late night talk radio landscape that was otherwise populated by the usual politics-based BS. Therefore, when the show did focus on a political topic, which is did more and more in later Art Bell years and especially with the other hosts, they were…
I was never really into the show in the first place, but I might give a reunion show a shot -- let’s run with the depressing angle -- if it were directed by Wes Anderson. Big question will be which character is going to have the sullen Bill Murray character as a boyfriend?
The best sitcom reboot concept and execution (I think “revival” is more precise in this conversation, btw), was actually pseudo-reboot/revival: the Seinfeld reunion within the context of Curb Your Enthusiasm. It was fake, yet real in that it still got the band back together in a way that was funny and satisfying.
Recently listened to Pet Sematary as read by Michael C. Hall. Fantastic narration job. Only annoying or distracting parts were thanks to certain parts as written by King himself.
Nice.
I have no range of actual figures related to income, but my understanding is that at this point, with the exception of some of the hugest acts, even moderately successful bands need to hit the road and tour constantly to sustain themselves financially; before the bottom fell out with regard to record sales due to…