I'm actually binging "The Practice" (late 90's) and I'm loving it!

Andre Bougher and Andy Samberg at the end of Brooklyn 99 episode "The Box". After a long night of interrogating a suspect, they emerge only to realize that it's already morning of the next day and they have this extremely honest moment of father figure and son.

I'm a loner and some years ago, I was in the Grand Canyon and I was setting up a camera on a timer to take a selfie. This guy and his family saw me and I over heard the dad sadly exclaim "aww" at me and then offer to take the picture for me. After he took the picture, I had a real hard time holding back years because the "aww" was clearly an expression of pity. Even as I write this, I'm tearing up.

I've also had two episodes of SP but I didn't know what they were until after the first one, which was a generic old "witch" sitting on my chest. However, by the time I got the second one I had read up enough about it that I thought it wouldn't be so bad - nope, it was just as terrifying of not more so because I knew what was happening and couldn't really do anything about it

I didn't find it that scary but based on it's popularity, I went to see the stage production in London - it was awful and pretty much all the "horror" relied on jump scares with loud music/noise stings.

The lawyers for the government should be disbarred.

Trump is the Rodney Dangerfield of wannabe dictators.

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