I still have all of the previous seasons episodes from his death onwards sitting on my DVR unwatched. Not ready to try yet.

How are we ever going to rescue those child slaves from Mars if Infowars is silenced? Who will stop the government from turning the friggin frogs gay? Who will harass the grieving families of Sandy Hook? I’m so upset, I need to eat a big bowl of chili to forget.

It says you have good taste. Notorious is dope.

I watched this week the first two movies in Hammer’s Dracula series.

I have complete confidence in Max Bialystock and Leo Bloom to get this movie made.

I don’t think the movie indicates that the marriage <i>was</i> based on attraction, at least a mutual one. Nothing about Nicholson’s portrayal of Jack tells me that he’d ever be comfortable with a spouse who were his equal. He probably (and rightly) saw in Wendy someone who’d be impressed by his charm and attention…

Wait a minute, what do you mean? The Shining is already a heartwarming family comedy:

If I failed upwards as many times as he did, I would certainly continue trying to fail upwards.

“Sean Spicer’s Common Ground”

‘I’m so happy to be here in front of the largest talk show audience ever, in human history!’

Welles doesn’t belong on your list. Given the limited and fragile amount of support and financing he received throughout his post-Kane career the fact that he could still deliver Othello, Touch of Evil, The Trial, Chimes At Midnight and It’s All True is heroic. Even misfires like Lady From Shanghai and Mr. Arkadin…

Katie is right about the perfection of This Year’s Model, but Costello has released several albums that are better than his (classic) debut. One of them, Armed Forces, was his third overall. I’d also rank King of America, Imperial Bedroom and maybe Get Happy! above “Aim.” I don’t think he’s a good pick for this Q&A.

I’m really digging the vibe Seth Rogen’s putting out there. Like a patient parent who’s discovered the kids are building a rocketship out of cardboard in the backyard.

Let’s see. Accusations of hacking, an anti-media/critic narrative, a weirdly bloated man’s ego being hurt because people don’t love him enough, trolls spreading misinformation out of boredom and a desire to “stick it to the man”...

There’s something vaguely Trumpian about this particular ‘scandal’.

I think the biggest surprise here is that Scientology isn’t involved

EDGY HOT TAKES: THEY SELL LIKE HOTCAKES!

I remember watching this when it aired. When he rode out on that camel, it was like I was watching Alan Swann on Kaiser’s Comedy Cavalcade.

I saw Richard Harris (must have been on Letterman) telling stories about drinking at intermission. He fell down early in the 2nd act and a woman in the front row said, “Harris, you’re drunk” and he replied, “Yeah, wait until you see O’Toole!”