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Feinstein did begin his police interview shouting, "It was supposed to be the summer of Rob!"

Due to Harris Brothers input, instead of E Pluribus Unum the Latin part says Sic Temper Tyrannis.

For the uninitiated, TNA Money are those fake $1,000 bills you find in public places that are actually a list of tips for not being left behind during the rapture.

Double posted, so here's the actual trailer, which is arguably more unnerving.

Based on the newest episode of How Did This Get Made, the Rodney Dangerfield film Ladybugs recut as a trailer for a David Lynch film.

I had low expectations for Iron Man 2 and no expectations for Dark World. Iron Man 3 was probably the only time I've been flat out disappointed by an MCU movie.

Oh man, I love Summer of Sam. To paraphrase Elbert's review of Killer Joe, it's about the stupidest people I've ever seen in a movie that isn't a comedy.

The big difference is that rednecks are proud to identify as such in a post-Foxworthy world, while hillbillies want to be called sons of the soil, but that ain't gonna happen hahaha.

I'm curious about how much of the actual murders are in the movie. Manson may not even be a character. It certainly looks like it's more Tarantino making some kind of point about the transition from Old Hollywood to Easy Riders, Raging Bulls Hollywood.

I'm sure Brock would do the job on the pre-show if it could get him home faster.

I listened to her interview with Maron. It seemed like she never felt the same about wrestling after she lost her child. For a few years she said she'd basically just sit home and take enough bookings to support herself, but she was on autopilot. Going back to TNA sort of pulled her out of it, but without delving into it she inferred she left for the reasons a lot of other talent have. Shortly after that she got the GLOW role, and she acknowledged that she'd always hoped wrestling was a stepping stone to acting. As far as WWE, I'd guess the situation with her leaving was so sensitive that they wouldn't approach her do anything. Maybe with the show's success they will or already are reaching out to her.

I love reading unproduced screenplays, so I might get around to reading Whedon's take out of curiosity. I also still have to take a look at Abrams's crazy Superman script. And if you aren't familiar with the Daniel Waters-penned Catwoman script (a spinoff for the Batman Returns Selina Kyle) check it out because that shit is bonkers and I'm bummed it was never made.

My wife first saw Finn in the demon getup and thought he looked like a jerkoff (which I think is a fair assessment, but it's insanely over so what do I know.) I told her he was actually a really handsome dude that the women went crazy for, so she looked him up and agreed, which made her even more mystified by the demon stuff. It took watching the entrance with someone who's never seen it and doesn't follow wrestling to really see how Wrestlecrap worthy people would find it if their wasn't already an affinity for Finn built in, or you were a kid who would be equally impressed by, say, The Boogeyman or Kevin Thorn.

It's not quite Taker working an entire Elimination Chamber match after almost being burned to death, but it was pretty hardcore to gut out a Brock match with second degree burns.

Asuka/Charlotte is so much more compelling than Asuka/Alexa it's hard to believe the latter was ever seriously considered.

From a wrestling perspective, it looks like it should be a great show. I expect Cena/Taker to be the worst match on the card, and if they're smart enough to pare it down to a bomb throwing sprint then even that could be pretty good.

I can't even imagine how grating the reaction to the women going on last would be considering the almost orgasmic delight some people appeared to feel when Sasha/Charlotte in the cell wasn't that good.

Vince knowing Apollo's name well enough to make that decision immediately is surprising to me. I just assumed whenever he saw him he thought, "There goes Flippy Lashley."

Finally saw Coco. Co-signing on the Up-level ugly crying. Narattively, I thought it was better than quite a few Pixar films I've really liked. It is interesting that it shares the same twist as some of their other movies.

If Cena wasn't otherwise occupied (and not going to be around forever) I'd say Elias would get a strong push to be sacrificed to Big Match John before joining Rusev and Bray in the abandoned toys pile. His ceiling is really based on what show he's on with whom and if there's a window of opportunity he can slide into.

That's a Sandler/Netflix collaboration I'll at least give a chance. Realistic locations, age appropriate normal looking wives, minor class commentary? All improvements. It's still very sitcomesque stuff dependent on the charm of the actors, but there seems to be more effort than usual.

Ronda, listen to the man's advice and they'll be saying you're a natural.

I'd book it like Show/Mayweather, except instead of Money's entourage all of the interference is from middle aged men in Little Miss Bliss shirts running into the ring screaming, "I'll save you, milady," and then being wrecked by Show.

Flair Sphagetti: So Good You Throw Your Rolex Right into the Plate.

Ronda: So, I'm debuting on a Facebook stream? What's that about? Hunter: Are you familiar with sundowning?