There’s something about British humor I find hilarious but I just don’t understand how BBC shows get away with showing it. It’s perfectly summed up by Sean Locke’s Rachel Riley ski outfit bit. How everybody goes along with it and nobody’s cancelled… youtu.be/0Q9IRpFGgPY?...

Can I submit to the British comedy canon this proof that Stephen Graham has not only mastered those dramatic roles, he also has some pretty decent comedic chops. youtu.be/DcK7gBHsArU?...

I don’t know - a good interviewer would realize they were getting nothing and try to find a new angle to get *something* out of the interview.

This task will tell you everything you need to know. It you don’t love this there’s no point in trying anything more. youtu.be/_UgSDcHPgCc?...

It’s a question we don’t ask ourselves often enough: Who would Jesus gun down? I just assumed the answer was none but clearly it’s a more nuanced answer than that.

I think about Segway when I hear hype like this. Was it cool tech for the time? Sure. Was there a real problem it was trying to solve? What ended up filling that space? Mostly bikes and scooters — old tech with batteries bolted on.

I’m just worried that this is going to cause the insurance premiums to go up.

What’s with Glendive, MT? Are they the only place in America that doesn’t get Jeopardy? Also, even though it shows 4:30 in eastern Montana that’s because it’s being broadcast at that time in the Central time zone which is 3:30 Mountain time. Made for perfect after school viewing.

Abbot offers his therapist - crickets. Jake’s mom seems like she still cares but was just over the emotional labor of being with him. Collins inability to talk to him about the first pregnancy could be another sign people have learned they need to manage him instead of being allowed to be open.

A great one day binge, especially if you’re familiar with the comics. I totally get how deadly his comedy was going to be in that type of setting, what I don’t understand is how he made it that far without laughing himself out. Related: why did the Irish version suck so bad? Shouldn’t they be funny?

Don’t tell anybody but because of the way the NYT paywall works you can still import the recipes into Paprika even if you can’t see the content. Anything that looks interesting I download & if it looks like something to try I keep it otherwise I just cancel the import.

Given those actions it appears he identifies as a teenage boy.

Not enough attention is being paid to Brendan Carr

I can’t not hear this in my head as Rebecca Black’s “It’s Friday! Friday!” That’s an ear worm I haven’t had for years so thanks for that.