It’s such a funny show. I recommend you start from first episode and you’ll be hooked after the first few. It’s seriously funny.

I know it’s common for people to like original (UK shows) better than the American remakes, but the American Ghosts is so so fun. The ghosts are way funnier. 

The whole last episode was amazing.

Careful everyone. Almost all the pieces are in place. If Bowen Yang offers his thoughts about this story, the site will collapse like a neutron star!

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Great thread. Yeah, I don’t get the Baldwin-must-pay-at-all-costs drive people have. Is he an arsehole? Probably. Doesn’t mean he should do time for a death he wasn’t responsible for. There is, rather famously, no law against being an arsehole.

Baldwin is pushing away from the unsafe working conditions on the set because he was also acting as a producer on the set.

“...it was now impossible for her to get a fair trial in a prosecution for Hutchins’ death.”

It’s not a breakup as she said she was coming back but...

Maybe not, but If you look closely you can actually pinpoint the exact moment his heart breaks in two.

Im shocked at the lack of Sam and Diane in this list. They may be a cliche now, but they're the couple that the cliche was named after for a reason.

I don’t live anywhere near any fast food restaurants. Can you recommend a simple and beautiful dish I can create at home? I really want to impress my SO this holiday.

When out and about and wondering what to have for dinner, Popeye’s chicken sandwich is still my favorite choice. Picked up one of the strawberry biscuits with last week’s sandwich and was pleasantly surprised at how delicious it was. The strawberries really pop, it’s sweet and salty and very flavorful.

I mean that was the big thing—it was fast casual before fast casual was a “thing.” Boston Market (originally I knew it as “Boston Chicken) came on the scene in the early 90s when you had the “McDonalds Tier” of fast food in price/quality, then “cheaper sit down restaurants” tier, with a pretty big price gap inbetween.

Just checked on Google Maps and every location in NC is “permanently closed”.

When they first came out, they were pretty high quality. It was like home cooked foods. Like being able to get a to-go plate at a family get together while skipping the awkward inlaw conversations. Thanksgiving 365 days a year. And at the time, no one was doing roasted or rotisserie chicken like every grocery store…

I remember when Boston Market used to have a line out the door! It was a huge success Sunday’s after church

When they stop paying you on time for your service, AND miss established scheduled payments after the fact, STOP PROVIDING THAT SERVICE.

I had a funny “dinner karma” memory from the Boston Market in my hometown.  It’s now a Pollo Campero, and I grab a meal there any chance I get.

All the Boston Markets near me all closed down recently.  Franchise is dead.