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“This is your little brother. And he’s only a baby. And we don’t know who he is yet, or who he’s going to be. And that is a wonderful thing.”
First Stop: International version of The Shining, which is a hair under two hours. I’m only sampling tonight, might not watch the whole thing yet.
Today’s lessons: patience is a form of grace, and the USPS is a heroic enterprise, and the one pure gem in the Constitution.
Highly recommend this book. It’s well-written, well-observed, and quite funny. (Introduction by Harlan Ellison, who would never praise bullshit, especially for a friend.)
SECONDS after I posted this the guy showed up. Humility is the way of grace.
Mail carrier finally showed up. Got a couple of political mailers. No Kubrick set. Still “out for delivery.” Oh well. I’ll probably get killed in a car accident tomorrow and never get to say goodbye to the people I love.
This unfathomably stupid.
PROJECT HAIL MARY author Andy Weir has an idea for a STAR WARS and STAR TREK crossover.
“In my mind, I call it 'Star Star’…The idea is that the Genesis device going off at the end of 'The Wrath of Khan' rips a hole in the fabric of reality. And so did, too, the Death Star exploding in 'A New Hope.' It becomes the Yavin/Mutara wormhole. Then I imagine the Enterprise goes there, and so from that point forward, the stories diverge from canon…When the Enterprise goes to the 'Star Wars' universe, Spock [Leonard Nimoy] is dead, because it's the end of 'The Wrath of Khan,' but then Spock becomes a Force ghost. And Sulu [George Takei] has inherent Jedi abilities which manifest once he goes there."
(Source: inverse.com/entertainment/an…)
RIP. Highly recommend his Archive of American Television interview. interviews.televisionacademy…
Walter Koenig, the Russian Crewman Chekov on 'Star Trek,' Dies at 90 hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-…
