Does the World Bank send bailiffs round to take Alaska in that case?

I think it's better to judge The Rock against Hulk Hogan, rather than Arnie, and in that respect he's doing marvellously. Though he really needs to up his game on the crime-solving super-boat side of things.

Didn't Jason Momoa get his break (or first TV role at least) on Baywatch as well?

Schedule spackle is a wonderful phrase.

"When I was talking to people in the lobby, no one seemed that
enthusiastic about anything. The second we got in there, it was like
magically everyone was the world’s biggest Chevrolet fan. I can’t stress
enough that I’m a real person and not an actor. None of these people
were actors, because I asked them what they…

I don't think the brothers thing was concrete. I'd heard Letts mention the idea that they were going to be revealed (in a script by Letts and Sloman) as two aspects of the same person, which probably would have involved some of the Buddhist elements that wound up in Planet of the Spiders.

I do love the powerpoint at the end, but I do wonder how many people it reached given that audiences across the world (even after a decade of Marvel movies) all just immediately get up to leave as soon as it looks like the credits are going to roll.

That is so much worse than I remember it being.

"You wanna hit the ball, see. Hit it real good. It needs to go far. Try and get it in that little hole - it's under the flag. The red thing flapping in the wind, dingbat. Also, wear this pink plaid polo shirt while you're doing it. No, don't ask why."

"The five-episode arc involving spells and time travel"
Wait, seriously? Felicity's one of those show's I've been peripherally aware of for ages (mainly being an AJJ fan) but not had the chance to see any of. I didn't realise it strayed into so much weirdness. It seems odd jumped through those hoops to do a what if…

Scrubs without the jokes.

Sit down, Jay.

A vote for the Rock is a vote for the Undertaker doing creepy shit in a silk robe again.

The mind boggles that a guy hitting two plastic things together so they spin "really put him on the map".

The Gunsmoke lobby got to them.

McHale's totally rugged. Some days he doesn't even moisturise.

Every time I see a bit of it, I feel sorry for Joel McHale for having gone from the most inventive and self-aware sitcom of the last decade or more to a generic, mediocre cookie cutter sitcom.

Did Trump actually go on Colbert? It's so hard to remember, given the speed at which all this nonsense turns over.

I don't know (nor particularly care) whether Harry Styles is "for grown-ups" or not, but Sign of the Times is a solid song and no-one should be ashamed of liking it.

Hey, he had to cross a big ocean. On foot!