I have fond memories of Bosom Buddies, despite, or perhaps because, I haven't seen an episode in 35 years. The interplay between Hanks and Scolari always seemed authentic and natural. The 2nd season was an improvement.

This comment deserves more attention. Well done.

Wouldn’t surprise me if it’s a case of too much going on like No Way Home, which...let me just say, has too many goddamn villains. I thought I saw a rumor that Wanda was the villain in Dr. Strange though, which really makes it feel like the movie that pulls together most of the TV stuff.

Blurst. And I love that my childhood hero (I worshiped the Fonz as a kid in the 70's to the point of naming my dog Fonzy) ended up being an all time great person.

It’s satire, but it’s one with some affection. The VGPS is a Quixotic enterprise, but there’s something noble about it all the same, isn’t there?

And for that statement alone, she should never again be employed as a firearms expert. Because it was her goddamn job to know, and someone was killed as a result.

The commentariat isn’t defensive or insulted at modern snark, we’re insulting how badly written the modern snark is.

I am a life long comic book nerd but up until a few years ago if someone said “The Eternals” I would say “Who?”. 

I ran into Harriet Walter at the ArcLight Hollywood the day The Force Awakens came out. I’d already seen it twice that day (morning and afternoon matinees) and was meeting my parents for a third showing. So I was wandering around out in the hallway and suddenly I see Walter, who I hadn’t been very familiar with (prior…

Yeah the uncle role on Family Ties was a big role for him and showed he could play something other than just funny.

Looking at his bio he started goofing around, playing russian roulette, not knowing blanks could still hurt this close to the barrel. This was not in the script.

I remember watching Bosom Buddies on Friday nights with my dad and eating fish & chips.

I’m no expert, but I’m also pretty sure you can just put blanks in a real gun, and that’d be called a prop gun.

Apparently a lot of prop guns are actually modified real guns, just without live ammo.

Lynch’s version is fucking horrendous.

I’ve been trying to read Dune since 1986.

New Flash suit looks great.

I unapologetically love the character of Roy, every single thing Goldstein does as him works, there’s never a false moment even if the scripts are throwing ever more windy unnecessarily soap operatic moments at him and Keely.

Oh no.

Few things are as uninspiring to me as the words “Home Alone reboot,” but the amount of comedic talent they’ve lined up for this thing is stunning. Maybe it’ll be good?

Weird.