Inquisitionist

Some 6-1 nonsense: Jack needs a haircut. That song Jack and Mel used for practicing the waltz wasn't in 3/4 time. Rabbit meat is lean and packed with protein, excellent for someone with heart disease.

I picked up this show recently because of Tim, after listening to his memoir, Damed Glad to Meet You. I'm about to finish S5, and based on what I've read here, I think that's where I will stop. I've grown tired of so many things, including TM's incessant cackle-laugh as Doc. BTW, the memoir is very good. I don't listen to audiobooks much, but I enjoy hearing a capable author read his or her own story.

The solution to the problem of streaming rights was to substitute inferior music. So many iconic scenes have been ruined for me. The worst is whatever schlock they substituted for Boom Boom Boom in The Documentary. I bought the Iguanas' CD Nuevo Boogaloo because of this show and actually saw them play in Somerville, MA a few years later.

My husband and I just watched that episode last night, I've Got a Secret. It also has this classic exchange. Tim: You never say please. You never say thank you. Frank: Please don't be an idiot. Thank you.

I Ffwd through her scenes. So much cringe. I just started watching this series after listening to Tim Matheson's memoir, Damned Glad to Meet You, which is quite good. It has gotten increasingly preposterous, so I'm mostly half-watching while doing other things. Awfully pretty though.

I tuned into the Aiden episodes just to see what they'd do with him. He is the only character on this show that I might want to spend any time with, and I still don't understand what he sees in Carrie and her pretentious world. That is all.

Curious: does it seem like the series is ending where the book did, or is there room for a second season? Despite its flaws, I've found it interesting and entertaining.

I recently logged in for the first time since the site was revamped. When I choose Manage Followed Content, my list of followed Topics shows up first, as before. However, the width of the Topic Title column is extremely narrow, displaying no more than 2 characters. For example, Friends shows up as F ri e n d s (sans the line spacing). A really long title, such as Shows That Died Before Their Time, extends the entire length of my laptop's screen. I don't have this problem when displaying Forums that I follow. There I see, for example, Ted Lasso (sans the line spacing). Is there a way to widen the title display for Topics I follow?

I FFw'd through his speech. Based on the trailer, I want Babylon to sink into the La Brea Tar Pits without any awards.

Was surprised to see that Chastain was nominated for a Golden Globe but Shannon was not. She was good but I thought he was outstanding. Not sure this story required 6 hours to tell.

Never been a Vedder fan, and I agree -- his renditions lacked oomph or sparkle. I also wish there had been more U2 songs in lieu of that awful Borat segment.

I keep seeing ads for this during TVLand shows. Good god, does Tanya Tucker look awful! I feel sorry for Keith Carradine, a fine actor, being dragged into what looks like utter dreck.

As someone who always found Joan Crawford not only NOT beautiful, but actually close to repulsive (harsh, coarse), all I can say is blergh. 😆 There are a few times we get information Scarlett did not know, such as her mother's backstory and some things going on with Rhett. I did take her description of Melanie as probably truthful. Tt seems none of the Wilkes women were graced with good lucks.

But she wasn't alone, unless she chose to be. According to this article: Water under the bridge, I guess.

Where the heck was her family in all of this??? I think Diana was very ill-served by her father and sisters, who should have prepared her better for the "business" side of the marriage she was entering. She was 19 chronologically, but as Anne put it, Diana was really younger than 19 and Charles was really older than 32. Ugh. I Ffwd'd through most of those.