Reporting what an organization said is not using them to attack anyone. 

I found A Man Called Ove to be OK, and I gave up on Anxious People partway through.  If that’s his best, I think I’m done with him.

I wrote an essay about “Vienna” for a Philosophy class in college.  It’s long ago that I don’t remember what it was about.

I liked Work in Progress, and Baby Sitters Club was a good thing to watch with my kid.

I watched Mr. Mayor. It had some good moments, but I had forgotten it existed/got cancelled until I saw it here.

Drew is more like a nepo-grandbaby anyway.

I would happily take the pot filling faucet. 

I think I enjoyed every Christmas episode of The Middle, but the “A Simple Christmas” is my favorite.  Painfully true-to-life, but funny.

The Yankee Swap one is the most memorable for me.

I’m guessing the writers were too young to know that. 

When I was a kid, my mom had a bottle of Coke syrup, which was supposed to be good for upset stomachs.

My first thought that this was one of those “wives of politicians put out a recipe for the holidays” recipes.

I’m pretty sure I don’t want to watch any movie involving a multiverse. 

I like crock pots.  They don’t seem ruined to me.

Unless it’s something like herbs in the breads crumbs, I’ve never had spices in mozzarella sticks.

I would try it.  Uncooked cheese and fruit work well together.

I have stuck with it, but it seems like every year, there is a Black woman with a big R&B voice who is better than everyone else, but doesn’t make it to the end.  I guess the country fans lean pretty Caucasian.

If you never watched American Idol, even when it was hugely popular, then you’re probably not the audience for this show.  Like American Idol, the auditioning part is probably more fun to watch than seeing who won.

It’s the only finale on the list that I actually watched.

From a previous article, the complaint I vaguely remember was that Lea asked the actress if her hair was a wig. Not sure if there was more than that.