Ailianna

There have 100% been disabled kids at Abbott. There was a whole plot with Mrs. Howard trying to get things ready for a little boy in a wheelchair. They built a ramp and she tried to find him a wheelchair desk. Gregory ended up coming through but that boy showed up every so often that whole season. He's jyst ine, but he was pretty prominent.

The very first Marvel movie I ever saw was Avengers Infinity War. My friend didn't want to see it alone. I followed it just fine, and even most of the jokes and references that were supposedly reliant on having seen previous projects were pretty easy to get. So I just don't think people wanting to skip one movie or series, or even more, should be a barrier to entry.

I do love Jo Spurrier, but she is not a guy. 🙂. She is Australian though, and a lot of my favorite fantasy writers are, for some reason.

I watched again and I love how on Graham's show, Dame Judy is a queen, and all the gentlemen guests were so courtly towards her. Hugh and Michael telling her to "keep drinking" was very charming as it recognized that she is still beautiful. Plus Graham is so careful of her.

Taylor Swift has been on The Graham Norton Show multiple times.

I'm sure it is for her only. I very well remember Jamie Lee Curtis' discussion of the coach's (lack of) support! I definitely enjoyed it, though there were a lot of people. The two Eugene Levy bits went on a bit long though (the one mentioned above and him explaining all the grossness in American Pie).

I think they can still go back in time even to Young Dewey for stories. It's not like this show is all that linear. this one had a good lesson for where I'm at personally right now--no artificial limits.

It wasn't that he wasn't bigoted; it was that his bigotry was supporting his greed. As so much of the time in real life, people find a way to make a profit off prejudice.

5/5 and all instagets. Clearly something abnormal going on, and I'm guessing that it will never happen again, or when we have grown up questions. I'll bring miracle cookies--homemade dough and butterscotch chips.

3/5 - tank, Top Gun, & Yellowstone. For my misses I guessed morning star/Venus & NBA. Yellowstone was entirely luck though because I literally couldn't think of anything else and I followed the "write anything is better than nothing" rule. I had a weirdly long and painful week, so J! was a bit of a relief valve. I'm missing Ken already. I was hoping the fact they didn't tell us about Mayim returning until Friday's game meant that it wasn't true!

Supposed to begin airing in March! Filming is done and it's just the post production left, according to this.

He is ABSOLUTELY that hot.

Not being into wrestling, I couldn't figure out who was the one wrestler who came to talk to Dwayne in the locker room after the fight. Can anyone fill that in for me?

But in real life, a LOT of people don't want to talk to a therapist. They believe it makes them weak, or incapable, or something else negative. Some people just don't feel comfortable talking to strangers. Its not just some crazy idea sitcom writers invented. It's a very real part of many people's lives. I like that someone so strong and together was ultimately willing to talk to the therapist and that it did not diminish her at all.

I think Trevor is a great interviewer, and I think he let the guests talk a lot. But he obviously was familiar with their work, books, movies, whatever, and asked really informed, open questions. I watched people I never would have if not for Trevor doing the interview. I don't think any of the guests so far is anywhere close to Trevor.