Here's Michael B Jordan, Jesse Plemons, Kyle Chandler, and Larry Gilliard in the same scene. FNL was a phenomenal show with a phenomenal cast that not nearly enough people watched

Just stumbled across this marathon on YouTube, and there are worse ways to end a weekend www.avclub.com/get-a-life-s...

R.I.P. Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa. No shortage of great roles, including one in the terrific S4 MIAMI VICE episode “The Rising Sun of Death”, in which Vice takes on the Yakuza.

Mad Men 4K

People will say anything on here. “We used to be a proper country,” no we didn’t. That’s not true.

He looks like a Satoshi Kon character. Del Griffith is beautiful and my friend

Star Trek really needs to stop doing mystery plots

Imagining someone who calls episodes of the Twilight Zone filler episodes

Time Exists in Bartender: Glass of God The 2024 anime Bartender: Glass of God stands out to me because of how different it is from the previous Bartender anime from 2006. Both series adapt a manga about a bartender named Sasakura Ryu whose observation skills and alcohol-mixing expertise allow him…

September Sandwich of the TV Show Fringe (early 2000s) on Sandwiches of History⁣ youtu.be/DGpCeo9ozpc

This might be the most realistic portrayal of being an artist working for indecisive directors/leads I've ever seen on tv. Everyone needs to be watching The Chair Company.

Guess Tom really couldn't get him off the hook

Like seaQuest DSV, this was another show I watched when I was a teen, and I couldn't resist giving its opening narration the Mamdani political sign generator treatment as well.

Not Variety mangling Kendrick's lyrics while also misquoting Sally Field 😆

quick get MAD TV back on the air so i can pitch Weyland-Yutani and Madame

15% of all phone-based riffs in early ‘90s MST3K had Joel/the bots shouting this, or saying “you’re NOT dealing with AT&T”

do you die each time you go through a transporter

Best scene in Christine of course is when the car rebuilds itself and Carpenter starts playing what can only be described as Sexy Music as Arnie watches

Tubi carries Freddy's Nightmares, the type of show that would interest @kennethwreid.bsky.social. I'm not an Elm Street fan. I've seen only 3 Freddy films: Dream Master when I was a kid and both New Nightmare and F. vs. Jason as an adult. But I had to check out on Tubi the Mariska Hargitay episode.

Random observation (& I know how annoying "X is a sign of AI writing!" is)...but based on the hundreds of AI marketing scam emails I've seen recently, "thoughtful" is a fave chatbot response word, as in "thx for your thoughtful response" or "I appreciate your thoughtful email". 1/2

This is not THE Yoko Kanno. The linked NYT piece calls her a 24 year old waitress and back up singer; while in 1997 the Cowboy Bebop composer was 34 and had already been composing for over a decade. web.archive.org/web/20150527...

Barbara Stanwyck was usually a flawless performer, but I swear she leaves out a word at the end of her last line here. From Night Nurse (1931).

It reminds me of when on King of The Hill Hank tells Bobby after hes joined some Christian skater group/rock band that they’re not making Christianity cool they’re just making rock and roll worse. Calling someone an asshole gets the job done there’s no need to shove in the word waffle or something

almost forgot I wrote about Christine

Killing Nazis is the best thing America ever did.

Every social media app is run by either a Nazi or a low key fascist and then every proper outlet was bought and sold off for nothing

you ever notice how white a site's bylines become once the freelance budgets get slashed

I just watched this episode (Mary Richards goes to jail for protecting a source) for the 1st time ever, before it left Hulu in October. And now a clip of the episode's end credits winds up on Sitcom People! I hope a clip of the end credits from when Mary wore that green cutout dress later shows up.

RIP D'angelo. Black Messiah is a top 5 of all time record.

yessss, it lacks "understated realism"! (great point about the overabundance of pushy scoring too)

Wow, one of my favorite R&B jams when I was a kid! I didn't know there was a Simpsons AMV to the tune of "Don't Disturb This Groove." One thing I think this AMV should've done is add step-printing effects so that Springfield looks like the System's 1987 video, which is full of step-printing effects.

TIL that the reason why Jessica Williams looks 10 years old in the screencap below is b/c before The Daily Show (and Shrinking), she played a tall athlete on Just for Kicks, a 2006 Nickelodeon soccer sitcom I didn't know existed. It's like finding out that Mo Rocca played one of the Little Rascals.

Authentic Klingon deli food

This is The Heroic Trio (1993), starring Hong Kong actress trio Michelle Yeoh, Maggie Cheung, and Anita Mui. This is the introduction scene to Anita's character, in which she battles an invisible person kidnapping new born babies. On an unrelated note, ecstasy was popular in HK during the mid-90s.

The language of non-consent around AI is really telling. "It's too late to be scared." "It's here whether we want it or not." "You'll have to learn to work with it." "You can't fight the inevitable." All just variations of "you're not allowed to say no." Creepy technology made by creepy people.

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Sisu is on Hulu now if you need to see some Nazis get rocked

RIP Claudia Cardinale, who got one of the greatest introductions in the history of cinema imho! youtu.be/eIHrAErHYc0

Now recalling how Scott Bakula on Enterprise with firsthand experience of the rigours and impact on home life of being a US network TV lead, had specific be home in time for tea working hours in his contract and was a driving force in the show doing less episodes a year ("no one else makes 26!").

Seeing another post lamenting US TV doesn't do 26 episode seasons for most things any more is always going to be funny to me because, having read so many books on the making of things like 90s Trek, it's very clear the people making those shows fucking hated that system at the time.

Lots of talk about Robert Redford films that have been lost in his large filmography. For my money this is one of the best, Peter Yates’s THE HOT ROCK (1972). A caper or heist film? It doesn’t really matter. The point is it’s great & has one of coolest robbery crews ever assembled on celluloid

ONE PERFECT SHOT Zardoz (1974, Dir. John Boorman)

one of the greats. highly recommended Clearcut (apparently Greene's favourite of his own filmography), a gripping and angry political thriller about the conflict between an indigenous community and a logging company.

"I'm from the alley, not the valley, I'm hotter than Cali/Wicked like Harry and fuck Sally, I'd rather marry Halle" —Big L during "8 Iz Enuff"