Human flesh also tastes delicious when properly prepared. I’m assuming.

That's certainly what the show is!

I *often* (usually?) read the books before TV adaptations, but in this case I didn't (because HBO announced it only a week ago). So my review can only be about what the series is and not how it was adapted, which ends up being somewhat speculative since I only was given two episodes.

The review says "based on the book by Rachel Reid and written and directed by Letterkenny co-creator Jacob Tierney."

Tarte tatin is *basically* an apple pizza.

Mmmm. Apple pizza.

You know perfectly well that "Dr. Wolf" is the protagonist of "Brilliant Minds."

I'm reading today's installment of "Crankshaft."

PMC needs the clicks, Kim! ["The Naked Gun."]

It's just a comedy! Easily and unquestionably. Sometimes people get put in wood-chippers in comedies! It happens! [It's still less funny than "Raising Arizona," which didn't make the list at all.]

One of my Top 3 questions about the list.

Hmmm... There are at least five or 10 movies on it that I hate.

Absolutely.

You'll have to wait for my Friday newsletter!

And yes, the dialogue in this show is mostly anachronistic, but a few dumb modern phrases offend me less than being 80 years early on tiramisu.

Exactly. Plenty of deserts have funny names. We live in a world of "spotted dick." Use it!