Presumably to discourage people seeking irregular methods of viewing the episodes once they are available in the US.

Maybe the opposite of cancel culture is "commission culture"? This obscure lunatic is saying things we like, let's ensure he's on every op-ed page and panel debate until the end of time.

He's probably the best exemplar of whatever the opposite of cancel culture is.

Broadly true that the terms come from printing but I'm pretty sure "stereotype" referred to a fixed block for printing a whole page as distinct from moveable type. Haven't seen it referring to stock phrases but willing to be proved wrong.

What bit of that story do you have in mind specifically? The way ministers are appointed or something else?

He doesn't collect the cheques though variety.com/2023/film/ne...

And of course even that government didn't "stop the boats".

Furthermore public transit teaches you how to live with temporary minor annoyances and cars teach you that you're god's most special baby and your moment-to-moment comfort is the only important thing in the world

Yes all our buses seem to be avoiding Dame Street now.

Starmer? I barely know her.

I do worry about the love-bombing these actors will receive from the usual suspects. Often the first step on the road to full-blown transphobia.

The sequels are worth checking out too - I remember Ubu Enchaîné being particularly unhinged.