Honestly I'm not really sure where to even start with this. Usually after a death I jump into my favorite stuff and branch out, but he had so much that I just adored that I have no idea where to go. I'll finally get around to reading My Cross to Bear now.

I unfortunately only got to him once, but it was the Allman's final show and it was incredible. I was upset when he cancelled his show with ZZ Top last year a few days before.

It's slowly coming together now. I really hope it continues improving with each episode. This was quite the turn for the season, and I'm finally interested in seeing where it goes.

I'd say that TV and radio ads and billboards have made me aware of brands, but never made me actively search for something. I can't think of a single online ad that made me purchase a product, even those recommended items. If I need one, I compare reviews across multiple sources depending on what it is.
Billboards…

But then you have to deal with the Post Office losing a significant number of ballots.

Thanks for the recommendation. Watched the pilot, it reminds me a lot of Raising Hope, definitely has some potential.

That's basically how I see Kingsmen. It updated the Moore films to fit into modern cinema and added some violence. It was a return to the fun spy film.

He was great as Bond. I'd say his films were the most fun of the franchise. Plus he also had some non-Bond films that were also great (Wild Geese, Cannonball Run, etc)
Rest In Peace Roger.

Awesome, I visited Montana last year, it was one of the best places I've ever gone. Big Sky is absolutely incredible and Yellowstone is great.

For myself, it's entirely a texture issue. I strongly prefer the texture of the cooked steak, so I cook a steak most of the way through. Generally a little under medium well, but I still cook it so that it keeps the juices enough to leave a puddle on the plate. I know my father prefers dry steak because he once got…

You can cook a well done steak and still have it incredibly juicy. Any good steakhouse or cook can do it with no issue. If you can't cook a well done steak and have it remain juicy you simply don't know how to cook.

I'll give it a try.

I personally hope that it does find a new home because it's my favorite current network sitcom. Although I might rank The Good Place or The Mick above it depending on how they make out in their second seasons. I could always count on it for a few laughs.

It'll likely be treated just as Jennifer Lawrence's early sitcom days are, completely forgotten.

The man has a pretty damn good record for adaptations, so I trust him.

I think I'm finally getting on board with this season. The characters are starting to get interesting and I'm definitely enjoying it more. Really hope Hawley goes all out for the rest of the season to make this rocky start worth it.
Vargas is easily the best of the season. He has just become priceless. But still,…

I can't recall the last time any movie had a memorable original score. It's not just superhero films. Films have moved away from scores that people can hum walking down the street.

How was Conan the popular choice? His ratings were significantly lower on average than Leno's (roughly 5 mil vs 3 mil).

The odd thing is that this show isn't really political. Only 2 episodes really focused on it, and the others had jokes going at both sides generally more aimed at the left. But it's more religious than political and even there it's sprinkled and not the full on focus.

I mean I guess I'm done with ABC, but only because Last Man Standing is the only show I watched on there. These types of boycotts never go anywhere, everybody forgets by the time the shows start back up in the fall.