Reminds me of this gem from Liam Walsh, c.2013.

Every plotline is secretly a story of LA real estate, amiright?!

That's funny you mention names because even after watching 2.5 seasons, I couldn't tell you the name of ONE character. In one ear and out the other. To me, that's the sign of bad screenwriting and content that is massively unengaging.

I'm a nerd, I remember names! But only if I give a shit.

I lost interest in that one, as well as Rings of Power, but the Bosch seres, as well as The Expanse, and a few others, show it's possible for them to back great projects.

Just looked it up — crazy to think this only aired during 1989–90. It felt like such a long-running show as part of The Disney Afternoon, which I still think of as a '90s staple.

Those four pillars at the bottom are "130-year-old electrical grid"

The past future we knowingly predicted wrong ain't what it used to be.

Formula? I hardly know her!

I've seen a similar photo of "What They Teach at Harvard Business School" and "What They Don't Teach at Harvard Business School." Literally the sum of all human knowledge in two easy payments of $9.99!

Yep. There's a lot of infrastructure in place just to move around oil, gas, and coal. Renewables will have a second-order effect of being local — once solar, wind, wave, hydro is installed, there's nothing to haul to other places!

Similarly, EV owners love not having to visit to a gas station.

"My lucky red hat — clean as a whistle!"

It's refreshing to learn that Ewan himself is [still] a Star Wars geek at heart. Many actors don't join the fandom of their projects, and it kinda hurts that much more.

It's a cosmic Möbius Strip of pain.

The ultimate April Fool's Day prank would be for Netflix to swap it out for a Microsoft Teams incoming call — instant trauma for millions of viewers!

Perigee Syzygy was the name of my punk band

You laugh, but ... lawreview.syr.edu/are-burritos...

which overturns ... www.abc.net.au/news/2006-11...

See you in SCOTUS, perhaps!