I haven’t decided if I enjoy more your enthusiastic writing about Back to the Future or your enthusiastic writing about Jaws. I will always happily take either.

For me, the specific-where for 93 is hazier than 92. I was still in residence, and it was somebody's TV lounge (3rd Glencatraz?) with all of the celebrating spilling outside into the commons.

I stumbled onto it on TCM several months ago, and re-watched a bit. I thought it held up really well.

“Hope you’re well.”

They have an account, but it's rarely active - nothing published today, for example.

Such an underrated Bond villain performance: play-acting at military leadership, a smirk and undeserved swagger - but just enough hints of insecurity to fill in the character.

The fact that Journalism is competing with a horse called Publisher adds unexpected nuance.

I think I'd go with Clemens - felt like there was a little more juice to that one.

I recall reading once that he was dictating all of his scripts in the final TZ season; leading to the criticism about many of those episodes in which all of his characters sound alike.

I always wish the others would take their lead from the NHL on that one.