At least this sounds like its set around the game again.

People remember the dancing and the strutting and the “don’t touch the hair” and forget that Saturday Night Fever is actually dark as fuck.

Agreed...and this is coming from someone who typically can’t stand Joe Buck!

Wrong, there were several other guest hosts who also got one-week stints: George Stephanopoulos, Robin Roberts, David Faber and Joe Buck.

The fix might have always been in, but he was not good.

This would be great. I’d love to know how his story ends.

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It’s two hours of Disney/Lucasfilm grabbing you by the shirt and shouting “this is what you want, right? This right here? Did you like this part? Reminds you of the good times, right? Or maybe this scene? Or how about this action sequence? Pretty cool, right? You’re liking this? You’re having a good time? Right? You…

there are as many critics of ... Last Crusade as there are fans.

I know I’m in the minority as a liker of Temple of Doom, but I’ve never heard anything resembling the criticism that movie gets directed at Last Crusade. That was a real head-shake line for me too. 

I never thought Crystal Skull’s missteps were updating Indy to a 50s setting, both literally and in terms of the cinematic inspirations (Russians, A-Bombs, Aliens) from the pulp films of that era. In fact, it seems like a great way to modernize the character - insisting that he needs to be hunting Christian artifacts…

I think it is the name of a bank.

I think the fact that they DIDN’T watch the clip is kind of the perfect condemnation of how internet conversations work these days. 

Lol: “I won’t watch the video, but if it says what I assume it does, let me tell you what I think about that!!”

It is the opposite of that.

He’s making fun of those comedians, and specifically Ricky Gervais.

This clip has been making the rounds all week but some of y’all desperately need to see it.

Don’t stand up to exit the plane until the people ahead of you are walking towards the exit. Sometimes you may need to step back a row or two to grab a bag from the overheads.

To me the big reason it didn’t land with audience is that in 1987 the Warren Beatty-Dustin Hoffman pairing wasn’t funny in the way that viewers of the time expected, both way too mannered and image-conscious. With Steve Martin and Bill Murray it would have killed