SeaSkunk

I still don't understand why sexy ghost's fiance gave him the "blessing" of coming back for 12 days of Christmas every year. And she must have done it after she died? Unless they found Mr Sexy Rum Runner out dead in the snow and then she (for some reason) wished he could experience the the 12 days leading up to Christmas over and over until ... some lesson happened? I also enjoyed St Clair yelling at Jason that they needed to stop screaming during the episode when they got too excited.

I went to a place in Connecticut that served 'New England Poutine' which meant they replaced the gravy with New England Clam Chowder. It was...an odd mouth experience.

They say the happiest days as a boat owner is the day you buy your boat and the day you sell it, so I have to assume she was that excited when she first got the boat. More to your point, insurance is specifically designed to return you the value of the property that was lost ie 'make you whole' but maybe Carrie Fisher wasn't paying attention to the valuation of her boat when she paid the insurance premium? Or maybe she had that insurance that covers the cost of replacement rather than the value of the original property?

As someone who can't enjoy The Office due to extreme second hand embarrassment for Michael, this movie was a nightmare for me every time Fred got Pheobe Cates in trouble.

Tall's kids may run around a flaming house in ill fitting pajamas, but they will be cruising around town in a car that is both safe and stylish.

Same. Bring back 80/90's action movies. Surprise us with a gem like Miami Connection. Anything but this.

Loved the underwear talk on this episode. I admit I did a double take when she got out of bed in the morning and was already wearing her comfortable undies. Given the amount of boobs we'd seen, I assumed bare ass or thong. Maybe the panties were on the whole time and that explains the weird sex seen where he just lies there and she kind of shifts a little back and forth? Least enthusiastic dry humping ever.

Maybe it's called Deadfall because he fell for his dad being dead? (Which was a kind of a trap...)

I think only a literal underground railroad would fit in with the subtle nature of this film.

I bet Netflix or Amazon could have made a killer mini series rather than a confusing movie out of Beautiful Creatures.

This movie type goes straight to my inner curmudgeon: - You can't fall in love with someone you've known for 3 days! - High schoolers can't be in love (even if you've known the person more than 3 days). <- This one I know many can debate, but I think that you can start a life long relationship in high school that turns into love as you grow into the people you will be as adults.

On a scale of 1 - Monster Trucks, how would you rate this movie? And is the book good?

Couple of thoughts: - Watching in subtitles, the daughter caught a Lyft, not just a lift when leaving her dad to go back to mom. Hope Lyft didn't pay too much for that nearly invisible product placement. - Maybe things exploded so spectacularly because lithium ion batteries became the standard? - At the end, I was waiting for Ute and Jake to try to kiss via bonking their helmets together Finally: - This movie felt like it wanted the emotional pull of Armageddon or Apollo 13 but couldn't pull off any emotional attachment to any character (except maybe Cheng and stereotypical sassy black millenial)

Also, we've developed an entire new generation of satellites and other tech, but still ride the same shuttles into space from the 1980's? PS- "Packing for Mars" is an amazing book. My favorite part was describing people testing space toilet prototypes by going up in the Vomit Comet and having to poop in the brief period of weightlessness on the descent.