RAINBOW: THE MISSING PIECES (Director David Lynch, 1989)

Right. This is the *only* post I'm retweeting on this turbulent day.

All the takes are correct and yet they also miss the point. Yes, it was insane for the Democrats to think they could win by running a soulless candidate, without a shred of progressive policy vision, pursuing endorsements from neocon war-hawks everybody hates, while arming and

Oh, I am so slow. It's only now dawning on me that the TVA is basically this, isn't it?

Absolutely delighted with this review of The Torments - thank you @almabbott

The Burryman is oot and aboot..

Being too young to watch it first time around, I've now finished "Callan" - and was thrilled to see the Poole Pottery twintone tea & coffee set make no fewer than three separate appearances in series 4. Kudos to the Thames TV props dept. My old mum would have been well chuffed.

Loved him as Sherlock.

Today I'm being the "if you know, you know" guy.

Such a great send-off. RIP William Russell, who was there at the very beginning.

So I picked this up for four quid yesterday. Is it going to become my new "Lipstick Traces"? #folk

Just when you thought you’d heard it all

You don’t see dogs legging it out of a butchers with a string of sausages anymore. Just another thing woke has taken from us

@robinallender Friend's mum: So who are you going to see tonight? Friend: John Cale. You wouldn't have heard of him. Mum: Big nose, plays the viola? Friend: What?? How do you know? Mum: We were in the same youth orchestra...

That's brilliant. I would never have noticed that.

I've seen some ridiculous opinions expressed in my time, but the eclipse of April 2024 must mark the most visible display of human idiocy and willful ignorance ever recorded.

A woman, unable to get an abortion due to deadly anti-abortion laws had to carry to term a baby that was found to have no kidneys at 24 weeks. I’ll say that part again, no kidneys and was forced to carry the baby for an additional 13 weeks until she gave birth. Deborah

Finally got around to tracking down a scan of Human Fly #11, which I owned as a kid, because if I just told you that an inker or letterer had sneaked the word "smegma" into a 1978 Marvel comic you'd accuse me of False Memory Syndrome.