Project 2026 is a 1986 Sears Wish Book.

Thank you.

"We will make new kinds of planes. Like the world has never seen. Powerful planes with guns. I call them fighter planes. They'll fight each other in the sky. Like dogs."

As much as they obviously feel like the family-friendly distillation of Cameron's whole deal up to this point, I feel like these movies are also probably the most direct cinematic descendants to the prequels. Tone, production methodology, design sensibility, dialogue, messaging, etc.

Like even if we took what she said at face value as being the reason, it's necessary to run because the typical CBS viewer hasn't been online all year learning this stuff. To quote a different network: "If you haven't seen it, it's new to you!"

If being a duly elected congressperson adds no "value" to a country, would could? Worth noting so many campaigns of fear and hatred come from outside of communities, as if they count on ignorance and a lack of personal contact. It usually falls apart upon humanizing direct experience.

Everybody knows real journalists will sit on a story for DECADES if they have to until it 50/50 favors both sides. That's why I only get my weather reports from open-minded meteorologists who are close personal friends with hurricanes.

You could have at least invented an explanation and lied about a new airdate. I prefer the old CBS. I could probably accidentally learn more real facts from an old Dr. Quinn or Diagnosis Murder than whatever vision the current management has for the news.