Strong Nathan Barley vibes.

Congrats @cdrose.bsky.social!

I came across Mark Edwards via his cover for Helen Cresswell's Stonestruck, which isn't her best book but has a pleasingly odd quality emphasised by the artwork.

@jennashworth.bsky.social - this feels very you

This fucking thing is still rattling around in there damnit.

"In 1992 Barry Killerby first played which role, known for-"

*BUZZ*

[jiggling in seat, visibly sweating]: "IT'S MR BLOBBY."

*abject silence for four episodes*

"Another starter question. 4291 is the phone number for-"

*buzz*

"ONE FOOT IN THE GRAVE!"

"... Ten points to Liverpool John Moore's..."

*polite applause*

Whenever there's a team on University Challenge that romps to the final there's always one among them who basically keeps their head down only to occasionally blast through the pop music questions. I could do that (maybe not the music bit).

Bam!

I quite like 👀 because I think it does a job of conferring a particular tone or meaning which language alone doesn't really do so succinctly.

Also - Keaton was part of the Twin-Peaksiverse.

I also think this might be the best acting streak of the decade (if you ignore 1976).

Includes some excellent cigarette smoking from 70s Diane Keaton.

I know Woody Allen is problematic to say the least, but I really can't undo the love I have for that long run of classic films - Interiors in particular is one I think hugely undervalued.