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Khan

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  1. For me, Kevin McCarthy's actions yesterday prove the GOP are unable and unwilling to compromise. Ever. If anything, they're doubling and tripling down on the extremist thinking.
  2. If my father were still alive, he would be DEVASTATED by this news. Engelbert wasn't just his favorite singer; he was the ONLY singer whose music he'd listen to, even during the Christmas season.
  3. Khan replied to YRBB's topic in Off Topic Lounge
    Chasten and Pete are so cute together. It makes me wanna puke.
  4. Khan replied to YRBB's topic in Off Topic Lounge
    Well, it certainly hasn't kept Pete Buttigieg from achieving great things. ;)
  5. Khan replied to YRBB's topic in Off Topic Lounge
    I mean, he just looks so average. And short. But, hey, girl, thirst away, lol.
  6. Khan replied to Faulkner's topic in NBC | Peacock
    From the same team who wrote the themes for "Cheers" and "Mr. Belvedere":
  7. Khan replied to YRBB's topic in Off Topic Lounge
  8. Khan replied to Faulkner's topic in NBC | Peacock
    I hope they updated the original series' theme song for this revival. That song was one of the best ever.
  9. The one and only! Too bad they didn't have Susan Flannery and Rita Moreno switch roles. Jameson Parker probably had more chemistry with his "mom" than he did with Susan.
  10. I wouldn't be surprised to learn Robert Calhoun was among those ghost-writing the show during that period.
  11. Agree. But, at least he did his best to leave this world a little better than how he found it, which is what we all should do, I think.
  12. This HAS to become a movie. This, and Greta Thunberg's story.
  13. Even now, as more and more intel trickles down about the riot, I don't think enough people realize how serious this was or could have been. I mean, you don't bring guns and twisty-ties to the U.S. Capitol just for shits and giggles.
  14. Absolutely! I think you can reflect the average viewer's reality and still be entertaining. If anything, by dramatizing their real-life, everyday problems, I think you can provide viewers with a sense that they're not alone and that, through perseverance and faith, they can work through their issues. I've been thinking a lot about that lately, as we continue to make sense of everything that's been happening around us in regards to COVID-19.
  15. I'll agree there was more crossover and character interaction during MP's earliest seasons; but, even then, I always had the impression that MP's characters never particularly LIKED each other. They just tolerated each other, because they all lived in the same apartment building (which is fine in real life, but not fun to watch on a soap).
  16. First, we had people ignoring the danger (or worse, believing Trump's assessment that the virus would simply disappear); and now, we have people trying every which way they can to jump ahead in the line for the vaccine. COVID-19 has shown to the rest of the world just how ignorant and dangerous Americans can truly be.
  17. Carol Roux and her "boyfriend" look like two of Meathead's hippie friends on "All in the Family."
  18. Well, at least TLP did the right thing in condemning (on the record) Weaver's actions and distancing themselves and their organization from him as much as possible. If only the GOP would do the same about MTG, Lacey Chabert Lauren Boebert, Ted Cruz, Josh Hawley, and the list goes on.
  19. I'm trying to remember if it was Marc or Larry who appeared a couple of times as a police officer on "The Facts of Life" during the "Edna's Edibles" era.
  20. Why do I feel like stories such as this are designed to make me feel bad for folks who have only themselves to blame? It isn't as if no one had any clue as to who MTG was or what she was about before she was elected. All you had to do was take a glance at her social media accounts to know she was a total loon. Yet, GOP voters in GA decided she was the one for them; and now, they're having voters' remorse? Again, why should I feel sorry for them and their idiotic decisions? You made your bed, as Erica Kane once said, now writhe in it!
  21. Yeah, Trump's gonna be acquitted, so why should he bother hiring GOOD lawyers to defend him?
  22. This is pretty much what I've been saying since late last year. People who think this [!@#$%^&*] will be over and done with by Christmas (2021) are being overly optimistic. If we aren't still wearing masks and social distancing by this time next year, it'll be a miracle.
  23. The Lincoln Project was suing Rudy -- so, of course, the "liberal" NYT had to find a way to discredit them. Not that I think that these people are lying about John Weaver, or that the NYT should have covered up the allegations. I just suspect the NYT went out of its' way to find SOMETHING on the organization in order to turn their Democratic supporters against them and managed to hit paydirt.
  24. It's always hard whenever a beloved character such as Ruby passes away on any soap. It's like losing a piece of a show's core that you know you'll never get back.
  25. Taylor Miller was and is a very beautiful woman.

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