They should cast Tig Notaro as a man-crazy party-animal!

Found the entitled parent.

Yah, nah.

The host of Jeopardy! needs a certain gravitas and erudition, of the sort that one only develops by hosting Beauty and the Geek.

Not going to weigh in on whether it’s good or bad — much too early in the day for that — but I appreciate the re-orchestration of the theme song to give it a Hawaiian twist.

In the next year or two, probably, I look forward to Young Dr. House. 

did they also throw out DaBathwater?

Yes, the author's article is completely off base.  Quinn is a rich young man who has all the conviences of modern life.  But when he's forced to connect with nature because he lost his phone and forced to sleep on the beach, he realiSes there is more to life life, enormity of nature and it's beauty.  That's why he…

“positioned Armond firmly into active villain territory”

THIS, THIS, THIS

They should do it virtually

I remember the ash trays because my parents were smokers. “Smoking or non-smoking?” asked every restaurant we went to. I don’t miss that shit.

And yet she has a show and you’re just an anonymous dick on the internet.

They run on thyme.

I would have put Bill Whitaker near the bottom. Not that he was a bad guy but he you could tell his field was as a news anchor. He was very dry. 

“As it turns out, Rainbow Raider 2.0 is awesome; she’s a modern day Robin Hood who steals a blimp in order to drop cash and jewels on the poor people of Central City.”

As God as my witness, I thought turkeys could fly.

I’m getting accustomed to it, but it still bugs me when the first “season” is really just a half season and you don’t even fully know what the real story is that they are trying to tell until the finale. As you pointed out, Jupiter Ascending did that, but so did The Boys, Warrior Nun, The Umbrella Academy, and…

This is so sad. School of Rock is so good - one of those rare perfect-for-kids-and-parents-too movies, that doesn’t pander, talk down, or insert inappropriate “grownup” humor (looking at most of Dreamworks’ output...)

Probably some rich guy bought the potato cake NFT.