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So what is the source of your accusation?
He doesn't need a source. He's not looking for a valid discussion. He just wants to plant the seed in the hope that others will take his question and help it blossom into a rumor.

Like the people that are comparing Reiner to Polanski, or those fabricating allegations of Reiner celebrating the death of Kirk, they just want to piss on his grave and give others a rationalization to do the same.
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I am thankful to him for:

Spinal Tap
Princess Bride
Stand By Me
Misery
When Harry Met Sally
The Sure Thing
A Few Good Men
No two films in the same genre. All of them are arguably "one of the best" of their individual genres.

Add to that his forcing the network to accept Seinfeld is up there with legends like Lucille Ball overriding her studio to put Star Trek on the air.
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AI needs to get to work on perfecting Conway's voice and tone.
Mark Hamill has retired his Joker voice and has stated that he will not do the character now that Kevin Conroy has passed.
The Flash and Substance episode of JLU not only showcased how Flash was invested in his rogue's gallery both as their foe and as someone who wanted to help them, but also that Batman totally understood the concept.

Orion was the dark, vengeful superhero who couldn't fathom Flash's concern, Batman was the dark knight who understood Barry's compassion.

This is probably the truest portrayal of the Barry Allen Flash outside of the comics. In the Silver Age, one of Barry's best friends was one of his villains, who had a multiple personality disorder.
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Brolin is pretty damn funny in the beginning doing his confession to the younger priest with his list of sins.....for the week
Loved when the young priest is finally onto Brolin, and after hearing the older priest's confession he throws his purple stole vestment at him like, "here motherfricker, now it's MY turn to confess".
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Drugs, I get. But how does the son of a rich Hollywood type (remember he owns a big piece of Seinfeld along with his hit movies) ever become homeless?
I've learned through family and friends that it doesn't matter how much money you have or how hard you try to force a person into a "normal" life, the combination of mental illness and drugs/alcohol can still lead a person to hide in homelessness.
Entertainment sites are saying the son was arrested as the suspect and their daughter found the bodies. The son had a history of drug abuse and homelessness.
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Don’t like to speak ill of the dead,
Then don’t.
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Loved it.
Same.

As with any good Columbo episode, the best part is the build up as you meet the characters. By the time Beignet Bond shows up, you're all worked up and raring to go.

I particularly liked Glen Close's Frau Blücher character.

Josh O'Connor was very impressive. He had to be so subdued and boring on The Crown.

I'm the opposite. The action scenes in MI are the only part where I'm not checking my phone.

re: Roofman - No spoilers

Posted by Fewer Kilometers on 12/12/25 at 10:39 pm to
Worth watching. Based on a true story so you know it can’t have a truly happy ending, but it ended well enough.
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a movie of Milley Alcock in a Supergirl costume mowing grass on a riding lawnmower.
Spoilers!
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To use your JFK example. Lee Harvey Oswald is dead so there's no way to link his consciousness or memories. So let's say some random Person X told his son that he was in Dallas that day working for the CIA and he was the real shooter. He completely lied and made that story up but his son believes him 100%. Person X died several years ago but his son is still alive and was absorbed into the hive mind. Does the hive mind now think Person X was the real assassin? Do they reconcile that crumb with others left behind?

I think their answer would be, "The son of someone claiming to have been the real shooter thinks that is father was the assassin, but we do not have direct knowledge of what actually took place."

re: Tom Cruise height is 5’7

Posted by Fewer Kilometers on 12/10/25 at 9:26 am to
I met Vincent D'Onofrio when they were shooting Magnificent 7 near here and was happy to meet a Hollywood actor who was as tall as I am. I go to a lot of comic conventions and it's a little depressing when you meet a star and they turn out to be Alan Ladd.

re: Freaks and Geeks

Posted by Fewer Kilometers on 12/9/25 at 12:02 pm to
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Why only one season?
Sunday nights they were up against FOX animation and X-Files, Monday nights against Who Wants to Be a Millionaire when it was huge.

You're talking about an hour long dramedy that wasn't really drama and not really comedy.

It's also when Tivo was just starting out and very few homes had DVRs. People were still time-shifting with VHS. No one knew about it until it aired in repeats on cable channels.
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never heard of him
I would call bullshite on you but your spot-on use of a gif has me instead applauding.
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What's Mulaney's beef then? Politics? Or is RFK just another old guy he wants to die?
He's an easy target. RFK stands out even in a cabinet made up of ex-FOX News hosts and a wrestling promoter.
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Not surprising that an alcoholic pill-popping cokehead would dislike the health guy.
Are you describing Mulaney or RFK?

It's not like either is the poster child for personal health morality.
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Sydney Sweeney currently has the best golden gloves in Hollywood.
She can out-catch Brooks Robinson for all I care, as long as I get to 2nd Base.
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He has, in the past, planted people in the crowd as part of a bit.
He had a young kid with his parents in the front row of his N.O. show. I'd wondered if that was a plant.