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Well Messi did the same thing except the ball was already kicked away by defender. Messi didn't get a red card.
Supposedly the slo-mo replay is to be used by VAR for contact initiation. I don't think it was to be used in this type of situation. When you play it slo-mo it does look bad. But if you watch at full speed it is obvious they both went for the ball and it was unfortunate how the feet landed. Once they play it and show it in slo-mo it is hard not to call a red flag, but you can tell it is not intentional and in full speed he was definitely going for the ball. It was not an intentional act.

Its decent. I paid $100 for it so im a little disappointed.
It is good on the front of the palate. A little like a wheated but there is a bitter on the back end. It is pretty hot so i drop a little water in it.

80's had good comedies that are classics. I go back and watch some of the big ones and they aren't crazy hilarious but just good lines and funny situations.
Late 90's and into 2000s, they started to get raunchy and more sexual. Some great comedies out there in the span of 15 yrs.
Late 2000s into 2015ish, you had some big hits but they are extending the raunchiness and such.

Man I just looked it up, but Hangover was in 2009. Can't believe that is 17yrs old. OMG.
This last group put out Hangover, Bridesmaids, Step Brothers, Talladega nights, Tropic Thunder, The Heat. Those are the ones that jump out at me.

I can't think of a recent comedy I've seen. I'm not a big movie goer or follower, but it certainly doesn't seem llike there are comedies like there used to be.
Are there guys/gals following up the stars of the 2000's?

This does look good. Having kids, sometimes the stress of these types of shows is tough sometimes because I put myself in that situation.

Thanks Bluefin. I had no idea it was 5 seasons. Of course I only recently got AppleTV for Formula 1. So I'm in the dark on some of these shows.

Something that is bugging me on this show and I think it is leading me to think there is some kind of time issues with this island.

But why are all the vehicles from the 80's and earlier. The newest vehicle is probably Tom's and the Sheriff's. Those are late 80's vehicles. Why is every car so old.
No I haven't paid attention to the misc cars around town, but it just seems odd.

AI sux.
AI is going to decimate industries. If they use an AI clone of their voice they should still be compensated if you ask me. It is their talent and property that has helped a product. If you want to continue to use my talent and property to make more products or make money then that person should be compensated with it is cloned using AI or not.

I thought it was really weird to do a remake of this and frozen. They aren't that old, especially Moana and you have to use so much CGI for the scenes, it's kind of like whats the point. It's all CGI and animated anyway, then you plop some actors front of a green screen. Seems stupid.

Now Snow White or Cinderella translate well to a live action because it doesn't need the CGI like the others do.

Yeah I agree. It would be difficult, but Blaine was still twitching on the ground. So they gave some wiggle room if they got extended another season.
I would've been the same format as Stranger Things. Each season is kind of a stand alone but still connected to the root villain.

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I thought the look from Tom was because he thought Wyck owed him an "attaboy" but was just being grouchy.

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Fair point, that could be. I might be trying to too much into it.
But how would Wyck know to give Tom an attaboy? Wyck supposedly doesn't know that everything worked out.
If it was you that just got back on the boat, you would be happy and the first thing you would ask is, "did the plan work? Is Warren dead?"

You wouldn't be complaining about Tom being in the cabin or complaining about what was moved on the control panel and then finally decide to ask about plan and if it worked. It was odd. I didn't really pay attention the 1st time thru but the 2nd time after somebody here mentioned the oddness of Wyck getting back on the boat, it is an intriguing and subtle scene.
How did a 65 yr old man get back on the boat without a ladder?

Alright a couple more things I noticed.
-yes the pendant around Warrens neck, injured Wyck's hand in the same way it did to Warren. Somebody mentioned this previously, good catch.
-when Wyck got back in the boat, how was he able to pull himself into the boat with a ladder? He sort of appeared as a thud and watching this again Tom has this puzzled look on his face like something is off with Wyck. Wyck gets on the boat grouchy not happy to be alive and he waited quite awhile to ask about Richard in the coffin. Kinda like he knew already but had to ask to Tom to play dumb. Very strange scene and a head scratcher as to why Tom was looking at Wyck like something was off.
Maybe the entity helped save him or there was a pact created while in the water.
-One funny thing was after they dug Warren up explaining it to Tom, Wyck grabbed a sharpie and circled the pendant in Warren's portrait. So not there a permanent marker on the paining.
-Going thru a 2nd time, I'm picking up on the dry subtle comedy more.