Brad Fiedel

I love Zimmer, but Moroder would’ve been an awesome choice. I would also have eagerly accepted Alan Parsons as I’m one of the few who unabashedly loves the Ladyhawke soundtrack.

Hans Zimmer started out using synths back in late 70s. His Rain Man soundtrack is pretty much of that era, and sounds a bit like some of Jan Hammer’s Miami Vice stuff. So I’m guessing he’s going to compose some 80s appropriate music, and the producers will probably purchase licenses for some recognizable songs from…

You people are goddamn idiots. He watched Jaws and then ran with or kicked a ball across a line or something. Or maybe a puck. What’s a puck?

Yeah, but Moroder did fierce, propulsive and dynamic scores for films back then. Not just ethereal atmosphere as Tangerine Dream (which is great).

I love the idea of a Tangerine Dream like score for this (but obviously that's pretty whimsical and DC movies sure don't do whimsy even on the rare occasion that they do fun). 

Zimmer has just been announced as the composer on Wonder Woman 1984

People, please! He watched Jaws and then slashed loaves of bread dough before baking them.

Guys, it’s obvious that he watched Jaws and then used a small blade to scratch parallel and perpendicular lines on one piece of pottery so as to afix it to another piece of pottery.

No, no, he watched Jaws and then committed some kind of intricate, big-stakes heist.

The guy watched Jaws and then scored with a lady.  That’s what I got out of it.

If the writers would let the show go totally bonkers like that, than it absolutely should continue.

Every reader under the age of 25 just said, “Who is that? Jake Lloyd with bad makeup?

Then they can do a hilarious episode where Bialick’s character refuses to get her husband vaccinated!

Extremely hot take: Young Sheldon ended up being better than its premise. The show finds Sheldon too precious by half, but as a whole it owes a lot to the Wonder Years and comes off pleasantly unoffensive.

Bazingeich.

Here is how you fix it, shit can Young Sheldon then bring young Sheldon into the Big Bang Theory. You explain it as Sheldon switching places with his younger self after a piece of machinery engineered by Howard malfunctioned while Sheldon carried out an experiment thus creating a temporal fold.

The rest of the season…

Never buy new. I purchased 3 years of clothing for my son for the cost of like, one pair of decent jeans. Most of the items were new or worn once, as is the case with all children’s clothing, except the two items that the child demands to wear 350 days out of the year until they fall off in tatters.

Theoretically but it’s a lot easier to hold a baby by the crotch in pants.