They all look like logos from a terrible video game that couldn't score NFL licensing.

They also might get privatized, which I'm sure will work out just perfectly under this administration.

We're all gonna need to get more used to donating to PBS soon, after they get defunded.

It's mind-blowing in so many ways.

I'm sure Trixie Lillywhite will have some interesting bon mots to share about the SAGs tomorrow.

Taffeta Labarbara is doing pretty well for herself these days.

If you're talking about Tahlia Littlewood, yes.

Tabatha Lopinski, yes.

Theresa Lohman. Y'know, the bleached blonde Facebook pundit who said that the difference between Americans and Syrians is that Syrians run away? I'm sure you've heard of her.

I love how you're now directly quoting Tonya Lorne's twitter feed.

I don't know what I enjoyed more. The Winona's faces, the cast's reactions, or Courtney B. Vance's reaction.

They're just resplendent. It's like she did every emoji.

I think the rank-and-file Republicans are primarily concerned, like most politicians, with keeping their jobs. They know the Republican base is, at a minimum, 70% Trumpist now, and since their primary concern is staying in office, they won't go against him, no matter what.

In fairness, the source material itself turned from a tight, scary, confined horror experience into a big, dumb action experience, at least up until the latest incarnation.

That part is just too on the nose. Mrs. "Santa is White" is bumping the morning show's two highest profile black people.

I don't know if there are any college football fans in this thread, but Ed Orgeron as Gambit is something I need in my life now.

"Now, if only they’d get around to the Streets Of Rage 2 soundtrack."

Yeah, I saw it recently and found myself surprised at how underwhelming I thought it was. And I went into it fully expecting to LOOOOOVE it.

Same here.

Same as the day after the election.