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I was already really looking forward to it.

Watching EDGE OF SEVENTEEN and realizing that even though I never seek out his films, Woody Harrelson is always good and often the best part of everything he's in.

So, in the Santo movies, is Santo just, like, a superhero? Is he just El Santo the wrestler who fights evil in and out of the ring?

Check out the match that leads this episode: Speedball Mike Bailey vs Richard Shinary. It was great live. http://tv1.bellaliant.ca/Home/OnDemand/sports/wrestlecentre/wrestlecentre-voltage-s4-ep10

At some point I'm going tim make the time to watch that Ishikawa-Miyahara match. what are the other notable matches of Miyahara's run? Like, top 2?

It was entertaining. I actually think it would have worked as a two-parter: the Victorian soldiers were interesting enough that you could have given the primary couple more background, maybe even have shown us them finding Friday during the Boer War (or whatever it was), and ended first episode with the Empress returning. Just a thought. nuWho is often at its best when it takes the time to develop each story's supporting characters (e.g. Blink, Midnight, Silence in the Library) and they've really gotten away from that it seems.

There's only three real monsters, kid: Dracula, Blacula, and Son of Kong.

They could have done that with a cut scene. Why did I have to walk around and look at pictures and talk to the dog? What diminuendo.

I still enjoy Brooklyn Nine-Nine, but I've noticed that each episode's B story is always a huge step down from the A story. And when there's a C story? God have mercy.

I just finished UNCHARTED IV and what was the point of that epilogue?

I really hate this "President of the Earth" shit.

Thanks! I've listened to Spare Parts, Storm Warning, and Chimes at Midnight. I think maybe I've hit some of the more acclaimed ones (or maybe just ones you've suggested), so maybe I'm more of an intermediary listener than a new one. edit: hey, it seems they have Jago & Litefoot on there as well...

So, Spotify has a bunch of Big Finish Doctor Who productions. Any suggestions? I haven't listened to too many Eighth Doctor ones, or any of the "Destiny of the Doctor" series.

I got my first new car ever, a 2017 Mazda CX-5. So I'll be paying it off for 7 years, but at least I'll have something dependable to drive.

We used to have a sweet local rental joint, but it was Netfuxed to death.

Have any of y'all seen IN A GLASS CAGE (1986)? One of the most disturbing films I've ever seen.

Well we've seen plenty of multi-doctor episodes. A multi-Master episode or season could make total sense.

So it's the Master in the vault, right? (Maybe *both* of the modern ones?)

Digging the season thus far. Especially that overwrought emotional relationships and/or character work has so far not been an issue. and the next epsiode is a "base under siege" with zombies in space? Works for me.

It's like RESERVOIR DOGS meets MAD MAX: FURY ROAD, inasmuch as it takes the latter's strategy of turning a car chase into an entire film and applies it to gun fights. I really could have used a crane shot at some point, though, to make sense of the whole things spatially. Not only did it remind me how great Sharlto Copley can be, it's legitimately the first time Army Hammer has been anything but tall and vanilla. He actually added to my enjoyment of the film. That's never happened before.

There was a gag about object permanence in THE BEAST OF HOLLOW MOUNTAIN which I found far funnier than I should have.

Gentlemen, I have seen CITIZEN KANE and THE SEVEN SAMURAI, and I can say without hyperbole that FREE FIRE is a million times better than both of them combined.

I liked "The Pilot" a lot, even if it was a sorta paint-by-numbers Moffat episode. I'm excited for the rest of the season, too. Most fantastic part of the episode was the idea that a professor would get an office like that. I've got a desk in a room I share with six others.

I wasn't expecting Movellans.

You know the audience for your show skews old when the main criticisms are "everyone sounds the same to me" and "the jokes are too fast."