We can hope. I read it from Reed Farrel Coleman over on FB. I thought about you, knowing you were a fan. A big hit today.

I don't want to believe it, but Reed Farrel Coleman posted about it.

I wouldn't have even included Outsider or Mindhunter on the list, they fall outside of what the category suggests to me. Not really the order I'd have chosen, though I agree on the inclusion of most. Lists are so subjective. I'd have gone 5 or 10 more. Magnum P.I., Death in Paradise, Father Brown.

Haven't seen that one yet. But the recent Parker adaptation wasn't good.

Just finished the other night. Brubaker and @seanphillips.bsky.social have been my favorite creative team for years, and with Jacob Phillips' finishes in recent years. Chef's kiss.

I agree. It's funny, but it's in the wrong position.

Apparently, surreal and satire are now comedy.

What is the definition of comedy? Asking for a friend, because that list is full of movies I wouldn't really call comedy. Maybe I laugh to a different beat.

I wonder if Robert Pattinson is up to doing a bio-pic?

Great advice.

Timothee Chalamet as Bond.

Who is publishing? Looks like it's going to be awesome.

I miss the family I thought I had.

I haven't seen it, but it's not a remake. They didn't remake the original movie. It's a new adaptation of the book.

As a Kinglophile, I'm guessing it's not a good adaptation in your opinion? If you go by the book, the first one wasn't either, but it was entertaining.

I was fondue've it.

Thanks.