I did not watch the new high fidelity show (nor much liked the movie) but if the height of its wit in 2020 is a joke about how white people like weezer, I'm not surprised it's not getting another season.

“This actually worked out great for everyone” is kind of the underlying theme of the series.

So the premise got flip-turned upside down?

Excerpt, Cop Rock (2021):

He wasn't being punished it was for Will's own good.

I will only watch this if they cast Laurence Fishburne as Uncle Phil. 

Offer it to Roman Polanski, de-aged with movie magic.

Slater would be on the phone with his agent right now, but the head cashier doesn't allow personal calls.

Roman Polanski 1970

Polanski - Paul Dano. Polanski shares three letters with Paul, so this should be fine.

Too easy. Simon McBurney.

The difference was that young Syd did a horrible thing which she felt awful about and then spent years not using her powers. Where as David never even accepted blame and got violently mad when confronted.

What else are you going to call music that was popular when your grandparents  were kids but “old”? 

I remember the music considered “oldies” when I was a 90s kid and it was from late 60s to early 80s. Pop music has a short expiration date.

For a few years in the mid-aughts I had Tony Danza’s cell phone number. I met someone at a party once who gave it to me. The trick was you could only ever call from a single number once or twice because he would block you.  For a few years it was a party game where we found someone who had not called before(or got a…

The Who’s the Boss: Same As the Old Boss

I wonder what the overlap is between nerds who know how to pirate movies and nerds who are infuriated at the very idea of a female-centered superhero film. It’s probably sizeable.

I was born breech. I like to replicate the birth experience by sticking my ass out of car windows.

Jesus.

TBH a whole room full of nice absorbent wood pulp probably appeals to our primate side, the poop-hiding part especially.