Boimler was right

You gotta really align every other word of the sentence right for me to be moved at all by the word "awesome"; ca2010 era killed that off for good IMO

Winston on New Girl, although he's really a technicality
Hm
Post2015 great sitcoms though, proper live action longer running sitcoms is just tricky though

See I misremembered him as having a website
Now that you mention it though it is kicking some memories into gear

Ellison died in like 2018 though

+/- final season Crew
But remarkably consistent. If I got to promote anyone on it'd probably be Mel in some role

Crazy still the Frasier cast stays unchanged for 11 years

Well something's probably exploding

Timeline wise we were due for a gritty Minions reboot

Winston from New Girl is a great example: he gets brought in in the 2nd episode because they lost a pilot actor; for two seasons they can't quite find what to do with him, though the actor is always game, but then in season 3 they decide he's the weirdest guy on TV and it is a golden run from there

My boldest view on the Nobels is that anything not covered by the other four can be covered under Literature: fiction, history, sure, but also that AI-stuff they put in Physics, computer science, anything you can put down into a text (written or oral)

femmenietzsche They should make a fake tenth Muse for economics, like with the Nobel Prize https://femmenietzsche.tumblr.com/post/775180680060698624/they-should-make-a-fake-tenth-muse-for-economics

The Prize in Economics is simply not a real Nobel Prize, simple as. Sky's blue, Earth's round, and there's only 5 Nobel Prizes.

Guy who has never seen a soap opera: Getting a real Twin Peaks-y vibe from this...

I have wondered if as time goes on, the Marvel movies will be one of the most "2010s" coded things ever, the equivalent of like 70s variety shows or 50s cars as a decade signifier

most people write letters to movie stars. this simpson guy writes to movies.

CARTOON guy reading: "Dear Die Hard, you rock. Especially when that guy was on the roof. PS. DO YOU KNOW MAD MAX?

"the left are a bunch of cultural relativists" would be a stronger point if it wasn't coming from people who, when their own culture is even mildly criticised, absolutely shit their pants

Thr Herb episode ending is where I locked in, in 2014, that's where it showed real commitment to its bite

Fascinating to know if this would also have been true of dinosaurs in general

Superman is one of the best characters, supporting cast, and narrative setups in comics. Love that guy. Can't wait until he's fully back in the public domain where he belongs

This would be very funny if you had a thick German accent

One Fine Day YouTube video by Rachael MacFarlane - Topic

His sister has a whole album of standards sung as her American Dad character, pretty good IMO
It's strange he hasn't tried to get a musical made, actually, presumably on his docket
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOU7...

One of the reasons I love Planet of the Apes is because, spoilers, the twist is that it turns out that the planet full of Earth animals such as horses, Apes, and Humans (!) where everybody is talking English, is in fact Earth!

Tweet from @OKButStill "Rob" Trump: The whole time I'm saying, what is this? There's two Jake Gyllenhalls. Then at the end you see this spider, maybe the biggest you've ever seen, huge, and then it goes to black. That's it. Ingraham: And just to be clear, this is a movie you saw. Trump: Well, I don't know. [I always misremember this as "Well, maybe".]

This IMO is the best Trump tweet, and it's a parody anyway

[guy who wants a Newsradio revival show]:

Oh you thought the Star Wars prequels were bad? Well, that's just because they predicted everything becoming bad. A very sage move really, being dumb as hell

Spoilers for the new Malcolm In The Middle

As someone who has had mixed feelings about the series finale reveal since I first saw it, I really loved the payoff for the whole “Malcolm will become president” thing. They managed to follow up on that idea in a way that was funny but fitting

Still from the television show Futurama showing Seymour the dog waiting for Fry to return

waiting for the last few twitter mutuals to come over

In the background, huge banks of cloud before a blue sky. Before them, New York’s skyscrapers of the period catching the sun. It looks cold and bracing. Smoke rises from most rooftops. In the bottom third of the painting, the dark Hudson River with a three funnelled liner, a tug, a long white boat and more. Despite there being no individuals in view, it’s a painting about activity and endeavour.

Hudson River Waterfront, New York City, by Colin Campbell Cooper, c.1921.

Jessica Jones season 2 came out *2 and a half years* after season 1? That is so stupid, just mismanagement: that show had buzz!