It might have existed, because apparently (I looked this up now) the family had already been pushing for a show, with one or more brother having been on one of those shows already, but it likely wouldn’t have been a hit without the notoriety.
It might have existed, because apparently (I looked this up now) the family had already been pushing for a show, with one or more brother having been on one of those shows already, but it likely wouldn’t have been a hit without the notoriety.
I was trying to point out that the sentence doesn’t necessarily suggest the discrete sequence you’re refuting, but I’m good not arguing with someone who is both so on top of the Kardashian timelines AND would choose “Frasier Crane” as a name. Have a blessed day.
Well, for one thing, he wouldn’t be a guest on Club Shay Shay in 2024 if not for that tape.
Her profile was raised as it was launching. You’re reaching.
Good.
Oh, never mind. I took a quick look at your comment history.
Sure; no one ever said it was. But were you alive in the 1990s, Duck? Do you know how many fucking people used this dubious aesthetic as the focus of their identity?
They were almost all bad. De La Soul had a decent if forgettable song that no one would know featured a band like Teenage Fan Club if no one had mentioned it, and there was only one example of real synergy between the acts (Faith No More and the Boo-Ya Tribe, in their last minute of fame).
It’s bad, and so is the record.
Huh? This site doesn’t review Survivor. It’s a shame that this site ended its smart reviews of smart shows, but I’m pretty sure there are a million places on the internet to recap fucking Rick and Morty, dude.
Yeah, I wouldn’t argue that they did a great job with it, but for the movie with the $100 million budget to do a worse job than the $1 million one is both sad and hilarious.
I mean, it’s not like he didn’t escape bullets that were fired at him. He ran at super speed to shield Hawkeye from bullets at the last second.
It really reads like a parody of retcons.
Go take another look. The face was more expressive, but it was way less Grimm-y and way more uncanny valley horror.
He’s already such a mythologized figure. There’s value in portrayals that he can’t influence.
I mean, I get how a superfan would be sensitive, but I have legitimately not heard a word about this show in a good 15 years. I never see anyone talk about it and I haven’t seen an ad or anything in forever, which is probably because it’s on CBS, which hasn’t had anything I wanted to watch since maybe the 1980s. I…
You think the Chiklis thing was better?
This show is seriously still on the air?
For the budget they had, it looks pretty great. The Torch was never going to work, and the Mr. Fantastic and Invisible Woman effects are trash, but the Thing and Doom look way better than they have in films that spent like 100x as much money.
It was so mind-boggingly stupid that I needed to step away from the Avengers for a while.