Pfft the world is not enough.

“I’m Bambi. I’m Thumper.”

RIP Honor Blackman who starred in so many iconic roles (for those of us on this side of the Atlantic).

They are both 3 out 5 films. OHF is the more straight up serious action movie, while WHD is goofy fun with better villains.

First thing I actively remember him from is Oz and like George Michael Bluth I was scarred for life. I hadn’t realised that I’d seen him in reoccurring in various Law & Order episodes, which were on late night on BBC over here.

Can believe the sub editor missed that open goal of a headline.

Yeah that was the one thing I was looking out for when I realised they were skipping months.

Groundhog Day is my birthday movie, which I generally always watch it on.

Yeah it was a fun episode, but I wish they hadn’t doubled down on Debbie. I was hoping that it would be part of her desire to find her twin sister’s murderer (who seemed to be completely forgotten by the writers).

10 essential episodes I should check out? I’d love to, but nowhere seems to be streaming it here in UK.

“You’re not sending me to the cooler.”

Officer Debbie is my favourite new character. She must return.

Cagney and Lacey say hi.... no the other ones.

“...isn’t actually something he did”

Dammit I need to check what I post first thing in the morning.

My favourite Kirk Douglas role, isn’t actually something he didn’t do.

I saw this when it was on BBC2 a few years ago (and again when it was repeated last year), got say I agree with the general tone of this review. The series was great but lacking, so felt like a missed opportunity. I hadn’t even considered how under represented black female film makers were across the three episodes,…

Green Book isn’t very good though.

Has the 1917 backlash started yet? Usually when there’s a runaway winner during the awards season a backlash grows towards that film.

Richard Gere played Danny on Broadway, so I’m led to believe. Maybe he could have done watch Travolta did just as effectively?

Yep totally. The soundtrack and censored version that I saw bits of on UK telly misled me into thinking the film was generally upbeat and as fun as Grease.