Liked it when I first saw it. Woke up early Monday morning to watch it again, and loved it. Better the second time. Just like the original. Everyone was great in it. So glad they made it while they had the chance.

I'm the kind of dad that specifically asks my family not to get me anything. Does that make me easy or hard to shop for?

"If only you were celebrating Crispix!"

(Yes, that's why I'm not a professional comedian.)

I've done two of those today, and enjoyed both of them. Let's see if I can pull off the hat trick.

The Qanon Shaman? Either that or the guy who took a dump in Pelosi's office.

Oh yeah, that's the character that keeps calling it Downtown Abbey, despite all of Maggie Smith's withering glares.

Is Christopher Reeves in the Book of Revelations?

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Headlon...

I won't argue the larger point, but I did once go to a coffee shop in America that didn't have plain brewed coffee, and didn't even understand what I was asking for. They were very nice, though, so after a few failed attempts to explain, I just ordered tea & left a big tip.

There Will Be Vinyl Soon is my least favorite P.T. Anderson movie.

I've only made it to The 6th Waltz, don't spoil the ending!

Great idea!
You can also invite them over to dinner, and tell them why you're glad at them, right to their face! Over mashed potatoes and turkey. Say... Thursday?

Sounds like the bots have learned sarcasm. We're all doomed.

You and Ed Lover should start a podcast.

For real, though, how long must we wait for a just-the-jokes riff of Moonraker?
(Would also accept A View To A Kill, or Die Another Day.)

Not too late to pivot to a New Mexico show. I'll buy the first 4 tickets.

I couldn't even make it through the trailer for that show. Abducted kids as a premise tends to be a deal breaker for me.