“Manni (Moritz Bleibtreu) loses a bag of cash to a homeless man that belongs to the local mob kingpin”

Berlin’s a big city. There’s no way she can’t do better than that guy.

I suspect that the year between Bomer’s coming out and playing an animated Superman was less of a factor than the nearly ten years between losing live-action Superman and coming out. Hollywood evolves slowly but it does evolve, and 2003 and 2012 are different worlds (and 2024,where you so confidently scoff at the…

Lenny Bruce in Mrs. Maisel is played by Luke Kirby, not Jack Kirby.

The SW-verse has literal human slaves. Droids being machine-people who are still property is neither surprising nor out-of-character.

It’s Chris Potter, not Ray.

I’m a bit north of Watertown, NY and kind of boggled at this shift in circumstances. Originally our forecast was lousy, and now it’s one of the most promising in the nation? Wild times.

It did. Spoilers, I assume- Post has the original idea for a toaster pastry, spends ages creating it, and then stupidly advertises it in a trade magazine, like, six months before it hits shelves (an eternity!). So Kellogg steals the idea, hits the lab, and gets to market first. And that’s why the movie is about…

Gravity Falls is on there.

It seems pretty generous to call it an apology. “It was a joke!” with a side of “sorry if anyone was offended” might technically reach the lowest apologetic  bar, but it’s on its tip-toes.

Napoleon isn’t just “the short dude from [Bill and Ted’s] history review.” He’s “the short, dead dude from [their] history review.”

Lucky you. I’ve never seen an episode, and I’ve still managed to absorb any number of character beats and plots points against my will.

I mean, he has been around more recently than that. He spent like a decade as the leading man on one of the most watched shows on TV (at the time. I have no sense of how many people watch Grey’s these days). He’s hardly Ralph Macchio.

Pink is Jewish and has a son, so I don’t think he chose her concert at random.

Actually, now that I think about it, they play a fair amount of Offspring, too. Four or five songs are in semi-regular rotation, that I remember. No Bad Religion, though. Bad Company, Bad English, but no Bad Religion. Not in their bailiwick.

East Coast, actually. NY/Canada border. So, small local market, but international audience; every station on both sides of the border here advertises as “We’re a two-nation station!” in the most chipper tone imaginable. So in addition to the usual classic rock standards, we get a higher than average percentage of…

Not to disparage your very scientific survey, but the local classic rock station I leave on pretty much all day (yay, working from home) generally plays a Van Halen song or two per hour. This hour’s selection was “I’ll Wait.” Earlier in the evening we had a mini-run of Sammy songs and then “Drop Dead Legs.” And…

If Eric Roberts can be counted by the standards of the list, so can Joss Ackland.

Thank you, I was going to say the same thing so I’m glad I checked first.

I think I’m going to have nightmares about that double feature, my god.