TV Reviews for Regular People: Carol’s Second Act
So, it’s not the most original show ever. But it’s funny and heartwarming.
Monthly Archive: October 2019
Weekend Plans Post: Frozen Pizza
Sometimes you want pizza that you bought a couple of weeks ago at a time when you were thinking “hey, I will probably want this in a couple of weeks”.
Asking China to Investigate the Bidens is Worse Than Trump’s Asking the Ukraine
How Congress handles this will determine what is acceptable behavior in a president
Vader’s Revenge: Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back
Looking back at the second installment of Star Wars, also known as Episode V.
TV Reviews for Regular People: Stumptown
Did I love it? No, as much as I wanted to I honestly can’t say that I did. But I’d bet this is one of the big hits of the new season.
The Spanish Civil War: A Product of Appeasement
It did surprise me how much I did not know about the Spanish Civil War. It’s as if all trace of it is scrubbed from historical summaries of the leadup to WWII
Wednesday Writs: Schmuck v. United States
Today’s case, though, is not of great import to our daily lives, it’s just a case about some Schmuck. Literally, it is the case of Wayne T. Schmuck.
TV Reviews for Regular People: Bluff City Law
Man, I really WANTED to love this show. Jimmy Smits is back! And he’s a lawyer again! What more do you need?
The Impeachment Meltdown Begins
I have, to this point, been neutral on the question of impeachment. But I’m slowly falling off that fence I’ve been straddling for the last few months. Maybe…it’s time.
California Goes To Bat For Student Athletes, NCAA Threatens Temper-Tantrum
Gavin Newsome signed the Fair Play To Pay Act, despite NCAA threats that allowing athletes to monetize their likenesses would lead to severe consequences.
