Once, it must have been about 2000-2001, I turned on A&E and they were showing Caddyshack 2. This was already long after their opera days, but it always stuck in my mind as a massive shift away from any pretense they still had of being some sort of serious arts channel.*
*to be clear, original Caddyshack would have been A-OK
It's interesting to be able to pinpoint the precise time on the 90s when I stopped having any idea what the fuck most other people were watching.
Also, Grace Under Fire was a top 5 show for 2 years? Huh.
My day has been unremarkable, but can I just tell you guys how excited I am to move on Saturday? Very excited. Not nearly as excited for the trip to Ikea, but you've got to take the good with the inexpensive Swedish crap.
I don't think it's weird because I'm right there with you. It's one of those things where I completely recognize how dumb/problematic the stories are but just don't give a shit and love it anyway.
"I will own a suite at Claridges, and run a fleet of carriages, and wave at all the duchesses with friendliness, as much as is befitting of my new estate..."
"Whoa, pal. Didn't want your life story."
1. When I was a kid, we had a hot water toilet because my dad hired a contractor who was a fucking moron. Hot water toilets are super weird and wrong.
2. Which university was it? Was it Duke? It was totally Duke.
I was more laughing at the critical success bit. Of course it made money because it's a continuation of the Indiana Jones franchise, but I defy you to find a living soul who will defend that pile of shit.
Um, I think Shia's been editing his own Wikipedia page.
In 2008, he played Henry "Mutt Williams" Jones III in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, the fourth film in the Indiana Jones franchise. The film was a critical and commercial success.
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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