They originated the show. You should check it out. Some of the key players in the American version started out there, like Colin Mochrie, Ryan Stiles, and Greg Proops.

“You see, it actually said ‘No! Taxation without representation!’”

Can’t you just tell us what it is and not send us to YouTube?

Unfortunately false.

Note: Not Musk.

Damn, I liked the show but get sick of seeing Zach Braff and his former bestie in commercials.

No way in hell do I want to try revisiting that. I’d just watch the old show.

Ublock origin, apparently. I had to check.

Its the Associated Press. I saw no ads at all, but then I am using an ad blocker.

The public response makes this news, honestly. And if you aren’t online and seeing it, the anger might surprise you. Murders aren’t usually celebrated.

Jere Burns.

I always remembered him as a creep in the 80s sitcom Dear John, about a singles support group. He really stood out in a good cast, but I didn’t see him in much after that show.

He reappeared decades later in Justified as the mercurial Wynn Duffy, and I love every second he is on screen.

#notallorcs

Screenshot? It’s a one page RPG. All the content fits in a single piece of paper. Back in the photocopy days that often meant front and back.

Taskmaster drew me in and I binged it all. Now that I’ve watched the other shows and know the contestants a bit more, it’s even more fun to rewatch! Taskmaster is a gem of a show, an absolute casserole!

I assumed this when she ended up with an wrist brace.

Had she actually been hurt at all she would’ve insisted on a full cast.

Except for Pierce.

He was semen in several bottles.

I’ve seen her in The Punisher, too. Very distinctive voice, and as you say, she is a phenomenal performer.

Fringe. It seems like a monster-of-the-week show but has two deep and ongoing long burn plots, and both get to reach their end, if a bit rushed.

You do have a point there. What I was predicting was that the targets would quickly become “anyone we don’t like” and then the trolley comes for us all.

And there I agree with you. It’s the trolley problem framing that is so infuriating.

As soon as people decide they can move the trolley with a bullet, a whole lot of people are gonna die. And the trolley will continue on unabated, because bullets don’t do that.

Thank you for actually having a point that relates to the trolley problem.