“Chemists do not usually stutter. It would be very awkward if they did, seeing the they have at times to get out such words as methylethylamylophenylium”- Sir William Cookes. Does that answer the name question?

It’s only because J.O. is full of crap! Did you notice how Steve cut short his interview with Cher so that he could laugh with J.O. more?

Best interview of the year! Possibly the best of the entire decade. Easily in the top 100 of the best in the entire millennium! Loved! Loved! Loved!

Yeah!!!!!!!!!!! Finally!!!!!!!!!! At long last!!!!!!!!!!

Enjoyable! Brings back wonderful childhood memories! Great to see a young Michael J. Fox! I searched for years trying to find this movie! I’m glad I did. Thank you Primewire and uploaders.

Enjoyable! Brings back wonderful childhood memories! Great to see a young Michael J. Fox! I searched for years trying to find this movie! I’m glad I did. Thank you Primewire and uploaders.

I am more than ready for a mute button on the debates, disciplinary actions when the debaters don’t answer the questions, online voting, multiple candidates from all parties, and more than two parties from which to choose.

It omits my favorite line from the book!

It’s amazing how many CSI programs (and knockoffs) base their “fictional” cases on this man’s life and experience. It’s a good story.

While I understand that racism is important to the host (and to me too), I get tired of hearing about it every, single episode. Laughing at something is just as powerful as hating. It can be used as an equal motivator for stoping something evil, like racism. There are a million chances for jokes that he is missing where this show would be ten times funnier and just as effective against racism. We NEED to laugh right now. With all the horror that’s happening around us, we NEED funny. This guy hasn’t delivered a good, solid laugh in a long time. He needs new writers.

I speak Chinese, and what that professor is saying is accurate. It took me aback also because, when I was in China and Taiwan (especially Taiwan), everywhere I turned I heard someone using that term. I even asked some Taiwanese friends about it because I hate racism. They said they didn’t realize it, and it was nothing against anyone of any color. I think the professor could have used a much better example, but he’s not using it to promote racism. If he should be chastised, it should be for not using a better example. His students clearly weren’t ready for it. I wasn’t when I first learned Chinese and moved to Asia.

I love John Rhys-Davies! He’s fantastic as always! They should have mentioned St. Brigitte also IMHO. It’s a very interesting story. Enjoy!

Cute, classic black and white slap stick comedy. The lips do not match the words on the screen.

Another great episode. Thank you uploaders, and thank you GA for the chocolate pineapple plant tip. I’ll look for one.

RIP Chadwick.

It was a $20 counterfeit bill, YOU could even have one and spend one with out having any idea of it. Also It doesn’t matter if a crime was committed or not there was no reason for him to be hauled out of the vehicle and killed after he was detained.

Brianna would have been the better than George Ffloyd. George was in the process of committing a felony, but Brianna was shot and killed by police officers while she was asleep in her bed. The police officers were serving no knock search warrant, and went to the wrong address. They killed Brianna Taylor, and arrested her boyfriend for trying to defend himself from being attacked and murdered in his own home by said police. George Ffloyd’s murder was video recorded, but Brianna’s wasn’t which is why he gets the attention. Brianna was innocent, and her family cannot even sue the police officers (who couldn’t read an address!) for murdering her innocent daughter. All Lives Matter.

Definitely not from anywhere near Broadway! The actors are clearly well trained, but this production is funny. I’m not sure if it’s funny bad or funny good, but it is definitely funny.

It’s not really holding my interest, and the audio is hard to understand. Good one to do housework with while it’s on in the background.

As always, thanks uploaders for the the wonderful videos. I like this series.

I do enjoy this show, but I’ve got two major problems with it. He needs to be coming up with several funny euphemisms for sex and not cussing, and secondly, he’s concentrating on the African American racism and not on the racism that other minorities face. Racism isn’t just about being black. Asian, Latin, Jewish and Native American communities all face discrimination. Something has been causing the women in many Native American communities to disappear. This doesn’t get publicized, and this is even more severe than African American racism because Native American communities are facing genocide.

Not bad, but I do wish I could find a documentary about the steps that the survivors had to go through to become normalized after leaving the cult.

Wow this one was out there! Even for a series that’s not known for keeping it’s feet on the ground (in this case, “What ground?”) this episode really was strange, and offensive, and pensive, and just exceptional. I can’t tell if it’s exceptionally good or bad. It’s just woah! It’s choppy and sickening, and art, and you can’t stop watching it. It’s like an abusive relationship. You feel violated and still come back for more.

Classic 80’s cinema. Cheap special effects, but the plot isn’t bad. The plot would stand up and hold its own under modern scrutiny. Overall, not bad.

This is Forged in Fire and Beat the Judges combined. I wonder if they will combine the two from here on in. I’m still waiting on a Japanese war fans episode.

This movie is grossly inaccurate and romanticized. It’s really only worth a watch if you like late 1940’s and early 1950’s cinema. Other than that, it’s a hard pass.

Trevor Noah is stil at home.

The heart should have been a prerequisite. Not sure if it’s irony or cruelty, but it should have been there.

Thanks. The point I was getting at, and should have tried to make more clearly, is that for a long time (that 1-2% diff. has been true for ages) there have been at least as many women as men but they’re only nowadays beginning to catch up getting cast in the lead roles.

Women outnumber men and white people will soon be a minority in the US (they already are with kids 16 and under) so I’d say that casting a lot more women and minorities is WAY past due.
But personally, I’d rather see good lookin’ women on my screen than a bunch of pretty men with bulging muscles. But I’m a non-incel heterosexual so my preferences may be biased like that.

This rendition won the Oscar for Best Picture in 1940, and it clearly earned it. Although it differs with the book in a few areas it consistently maintains the spirit of the book. Additionally, it is the originator of several lines that are found in subsequent renditions but are not found in the book. It’s quite excellent.