The TV thread

Tool Man indeed:

Pamela Anderson Says Tim Allen Flashed Her on the Set of Home Improvement

 

Spoiler

I think her story was supposed to parallel the opera she watched and the Testa Di Moro story from the beginning

 

Responding to Variety, Allen said “No, it never happened. I would never do such a thing.”

yeah I could never believe Tim Allen would do something like that

 

Yeah, I get it.
Another thing: Why did the guys give up so easy on finding relatives? It was the whole purpose of their trip and they quit after 5 minutes. They should have insisted the hooker stay with them to interpret. Oh well, it was a decent time killer for me.

 

We gave Grace and Frankie a shot at the start. I love the cast, but the show just didn't keep my interest.

I'm two episodes behind on Last of Us. I started the premiere but didn't have time for the whole thing yet. I also think I have to be in the right mood for it, especially because it is relatively easy to see where one character is headed. I know it's coming, but I know I'm not going to like it.

 

"Paul T. Goldman" on Peacock - Judging from the online discourse, this show is really polarizing, even more so than shows it shares some DNA with, like "The Rehearsal," "Nathan for You" and "Borat." It's seemingly a true crime documentary series, but it quickly spirals downward to essentially be a story about the effects of emotional neglect, misogyny and conspiracy theories. At least for me, it's my favorite show of 2023 so far. It's a bizarre series that takes some big swings, and doesn't connect on all of them, but it's wickedly funny and poignant for the majority of the time.

 

Shout out to The Last of Us crew for getting the clickers right in the television show. Those aren't even the grossest infected we're going to see yet. Stalkers and bloaters to come ...

 

Something we need to lighten the mood.

 

Poker Face on Peacock has gotten some excellent buzz.

 

I'm very excited for that. It looks excellent.