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Dr.OO7

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  1. This feels like the first time in a while that they haven't split the Best Picture/Director award.
  2. No, she didn't. It's very rare that you see that kind of genuinely shocked reaction. Halle Berry had it too. Talk about a wild card. I thought it was a toss up between Gladstone and Mulligan.
  3. So did I and I'm very disappointed that he didn't. Especially after being so thrilled that Tony made a cameo. That moment in the beginning when you could see it slowly dawning on Palmer what has happened, to the point that he didn't even want to touch him because he already knew that he wouldn't find a pulse was wrenching.
  4. Exactly. Supposing Abby wanted to be an OB/GYN? It would have made far more sense for her to stay in the OB department where she already was. That's precisely why that was so stupid--she does this without even asking Abby what she herself wants? Abby's own nurse manager on the OB floor doesn't discuss this with Abby? How hard would it have been to have a few throwaway lines that ABBY was the one who asked for/arranged this or have Kerry ASK HER if she'd like to work in the ER instead of Kerry doing it when she'd have no ability or authority to?
  5. Neither did forcibly transferring her to the ER two years prior, but there you go.
  6. Dr.OO7

    I, Tonya (2017)

    I finally saw this movie from the beginning. It's pretty good. I remember 1991, it's when my love of figure skating kicked off, though it's Kristi Yamaguchi who was my favorite. That was such a a great year for Tonya--she landed the triple axel four times--and it's heartbreaking to know what kind of abuse she was enduring behind the scenes. If the movie's version of events is true, it's a shame that she couldn't extricate herself from Jeff before he did something that ended up ruining her career/life.
  7. Dr.OO7

    Tennis Thread

    I guess we'll have to wait until 2028 for Coco Gauff to earn the Calendar Year Golden Slam. Which would actually be very appropriate, coming 40 years after Steffi Graf did it.
  8. But that line about not being afraid of anything because he watched Saltburn with his entire family was spectacular. πŸ˜„
  9. I appreciate Elordi's apology for those who saw Saltburn with their parents. πŸ˜„πŸ˜„πŸ˜„πŸ˜„ (Even though I didn't.)
  10. Another reference from this week's episode of SNL: "I'm not afraid of anything! I watched Saltburn with my entire family! And I knew about the bathtub scene before!" πŸ˜„πŸ˜„πŸ˜„πŸ˜„ This movie's infamy is going to last a LONG time.
  11. Dr.OO7

    I, Tonya (2017)

    Losing the gold by a mere 1/10th of a point after a year of getting your act together mentally and physically even BEFORE a vicious attack that could have crippled her for life (a few more inches and he would have shattered her knee) as well as ended her skating career and Olympic chances will do that to you. The irony is is that I ultimately think it was for the best. Even if she'd skated flawlessly--which she technically did, except for doubling what was supposed to be a triple flip--to this day, people would insist that her winning the gold was purely based off of sympathy and that she didn't really deserve it.
  12. I didn't see that one. What happened there?
  13. Jacob Elordi hosted SNL last night and apologized to everyone who saw Saltburn with their parents. πŸ˜„πŸ˜„πŸ˜„πŸ˜„
  14. I think it was just to setup the "ER is right, the other department is wrong" scenario.
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