It's probably all that money they pay every time they let Wally talk.

Turns out the real jackals were the people running the show...

Most accurate casting, Howard DaSilva as Franklin in the film 1776.  My favorite casting, Timothy Busfield as Franklin on the TV show Sleepy Hollow.  

The tracking system would be my bet, since PSVR1 used an outside-in camera-based tracking system. It’s not much of an excuse, since SteamVR handles pretty much any and all VR headsets, even ones like Oculus headsets where the manufacture refused to work with them. Although, I’ve heard it was quite the task to…

Step 1: Release VR headset at an exorbitant asking price.

I’m all for higher framerates, but who cares if Pentiment, of all games, runs at 120 fps?

Based on what I could find on the eBay site, the only real penalty is that eBay keeps all of the auction fees. There’s a time limit to how long you have to cancel an order, too, which is 30 days overall. I’m not sure if the buyer could even actually leave feedback on a cancelled transaction, since they then didn’t buy…

How about its an ugly game in a dull genre and I feel like the 3 hours I already wasted on it were painfully boring?

I like Stewart. I’m happy to have him back, especially with this being an election year.

At least three great moments in that sequence: jumping into the room and tangling in the curtains; covering the photog’s camera with his hat; and angrily banging on his car roof and growling (personal fave). I also forgot how great the opening theme was, especially for that era of TV. 

Is it too early (or late) to push for that “Galavant” revival?

Schmigadoon! was fun but I think it was better in the concept than the execution. The second season especially felt like a lot of fairly weak and meandering connective tissue between the songs.

Since Dougie seems responsible for his wife’s death, I don't think that made him the least bit sympathetic. Just the opposite since he likes to play the dead wife card with dates.

Dougie has some sort of deep loathing for Asher, and now he has a hard on for Whit. Maybe he’s jealous that a loser like Asher (in his eyes) married her.

If Jerry Falwell denounces you, you’re doing something very very right.

I enjoyed the first Ted movie, and I think Seth Macfarlane is very talented. But I would much MUCH rather have another season of the Orville than this, even if it turns out to be funny. 

This is what we get, instead of more of The Orville? THIS??

First thing I thought of when I saw this:

I got this and it’s nothing like the movie. Where is Wilford Brimley? 

I was hoping this was a movie about that weird SNL character they used to do with Chris Walken.