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nerds-yearbook · 3 months
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In 1963, the mutant Eugene Victor Tooms killed his next set of five people, eating their livers, and then went into hibernation for the next thirty years. ("Squeeze", X-Files, TV)
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verbafortes · 2 years
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“I think being in love with life is a key to eternal youth.”
Doug Hutchison
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merlinaknight · 1 year
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I was finally able to see The Green Mile. My verdict?
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stripesysheaven · 1 year
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smigkayn · 1 year
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Percy Wetmore 💖
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yumyumpod · 9 months
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When in doubt just hire Doug Hutchison to play a creepy little freak! Space: Above and Beyond being a series about war has really started to deal with some serious subject matters that come with that like torture.
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keiththesurvivor · 2 years
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The Green Mile - The Bad Death Of Eduard Delacroix
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harlequinautumn · 1 year
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I love Him!!! Why is there no writings out there about him or him x reader!!!??
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healed1337 · 2 years
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Tom Hanks month 3 - The Green Mile
Tom Hanks month 3 – The Green Mile
A lot of big name actors have these shticks that they tend to do in a lot of their movies. Tom Cruise runs in more movies than not. Brad Pitt tends to chew on spoons. Harrison Ford points at people a lot, especially when his character is angry. Keira Knightly clenches her jaw a lot. Jack Nicholson is known for his crazed grins. George Clooney tends to wobble his head a lot when he talks, although…
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nerds-yearbook · 1 year
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In 1993, the mutant Eugene Victor Tooms kills four people, eating their livers, but is prevented from eating the fifth, which he needed to return to his 30 year hibernation, by the intervention of F.B.I. special agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully. (Squeeze “X-Files” TV)
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swxxtgxfs · 1 year
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The Chocolate War (1988)
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Happy International Cat Day!
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wilwheaton · 8 months
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The most generous analysis — the kind you might hope to see in mainstream media coverage — would focus on a Republican Party in disarray on a level conservatives have long falsely accused Democrats of but which no party has exhibited to this degree since before WWII. By comparison, the Democrats of 1968 look like they were cast for that iconic Coke commercial of the era. The Republican field sans Trump couldn’t agree on Trump, the Constitution, Jan. 6, Ukraine, climate change, or — unbelievably — abortion. Kumbaya. And yet that still doesn’t fully capture the dysfunction and self-delusion that the GOP exhibited last night. It’s not riven by factionalism or dueling power bases vying for supremacy. Chris Christie, Asa Hutchison, and Doug Burgum represent no one and had no place being on the debate stage. Mike Pence, Nikki Haley, and Tim Scott represent the last vestiges of the former GOP, and their anemic response to Trump even now exemplifies how the Republican Party got itself into this mess to begin with. Ron DeSantis and Vivek Ramaswamy are explicit about wanting to be the next Trump and are soulless enough to pull it off but lack his skills and appeal. Ramaswamy was particularly horrifying to watch, a know-nothing who will say anything and do so convincingly. If this debate had an iconic moment it was the halting raising of hands captured in the photo above when the candidates were asked if they would support Trump as GOP nominee even if he were a convicted felon by then. All but Christie and Hutchison were down for Trump 2.0. No winners in this debate. Just losers.
The Most Unsettling Presidential Debate Spectacle Ever
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mrbensonmum · 1 month
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TV Show - CSI: Las Vegas V
Currently, I'm watching the episode "Fight Night" S3E7, quite far along considering when I started, but it's running, just like the other series, always in the background once I'm home. It would be terrible if it were also running in the office!
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What have we been through? In "Stalker" S2E19, Nick gets quite a beating, and this is even though we know that the Tarantino double episode is still to come, where Nick will get more than just a beating. The two actors who played the medium and the killer are incredibly distinctive; you've seen them in many series, mostly in individual episodes. Doug Hutchison has also made it to the big screen and appeared in The Green Mile (1999) and Punisher: War Zone (2008). But Leland Orser is certainly not unknown; he has movies like Alien 4 (1997), Seven (1995), and The Bone Collector (1999) under his belt. Both actors belong to the second tier but play at the forefront, and I'm always excited to see either of them.
"Anatomy of a Lye" S2E21 was also quite interesting, as we see a very young Mr. Spock, also known as Zachary Quinto. And yes, don't worry, I know this is the Mr. Spock of the modern era. Leonard Nimoy, as far as I know, does not appear in CSI, but who knows, maybe the series will prove me wrong.
Otherwise, the end of the second season is relatively calm; there are no major cliffhanger episodes yet, and I sincerely hope it stays that way for a while longer. Even though I can watch everything back-to-back, I still find such episodes quite exhausting.
Fortunately, Catherine's attitude has eased up; it's not as frequent, but when it happens, it's more intense. People are just being chewed out without her even introducing herself, and nobody knows who she is or what she wants. If someone talked to me that way, I'd react the same. Unbelievable level of arrogance, but well, I guess it's something I have to live with. I didn't want to mention it anymore, but this strange behavior towards Horatio in the last episode of the second season just doesn't sit right. It's a different jurisdiction, for goodness' sake! And those who come at me with "Yes, but she's a strong woman, has to assert herself… BLA BLA BLA!" Yes, she's the strong woman in the series, but a strong woman also asserts herself through respect for others, regardless of their position, and doesn't belittle others to highlight herself.
Despite the calm towards the end of the second season, we also saw the backdoor pilot episode of CSI: Miami, as briefly mentioned earlier. I like Miami, even though I can't handle the overly candied stylishness for too long. It's an interesting bunch that, after watching several seasons of CSI: Las Vegas, is quite refreshing. Yes, I didn't last very long on my last rewatch, but I think if it were available to stream, it would be different (I only have the first half of the first season on DVD).
Now that I think about it, the last episode of the second season is quite interesting because it examines the madness of the beauty ideal. And back then, there was already MySpace, but nowhere near the level of social media we have today. How would such an episode look under today's circumstances? After all, we not only have the modeling industry but also everything else like social media and various services that I don't want to mention here.
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azspot · 8 months
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And yet that still doesn’t fully capture the dysfunction and self-delusion that the GOP exhibited last night. It’s not riven by factionalism or dueling power bases vying for supremacy. Chris Christie, Asa Hutchison, and Doug Burgum represent no one and had no place being on the debate stage. Mike Pence, Nikki Haley, and Tim Scott represent the last vestiges of the former GOP, and their anemic response to Trump even now exemplifies how the Republican Party got itself into this mess to begin with. Ron DeSantis and Vivek Ramaswamy are explicit about wanting to be the next Trump and are soulless enough to pull it off but lack his skills and appeal. Ramaswamy was particularly horrifying to watch, a know-nothing who will say anything and do so convincingly.
The Most Unsettling Presidential Debate Spectacle Ever
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