Mine was teacup which focused for the first time on Liz, a great mixture of the show's bizarre comedy mixed with a great insight on modern love and a heartfelt ending, also great was Feather - the funniest episode of the show in my opinion.
It also stars Jay Baruchel and Eric Andre as if that's not reason enough.
All the times you say to yourself, man I havnt seen that actor or actress in a while. Or try to remember where you saw them last. You know these actors appreciate the work when their careers are slow or dying. Even people you wouldnt think would fall on hard times needing roles, you see them on Curb. Like Jon Hamm or Kaley Cuoco. Larry squeezes great stuff out of these actors, some long forgotten.
On this episode, the one and only Papa Bear, aka Corbin Bernsen joins us to talk about his journey on how he became the patriarch of Psych.
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- Steve Franks (Ep. 1, mini)
- James Roday Rodriguez (Ep. 2)
- Kirsten Nelson (Ep. 3)
- Jazmyn Simon (Ep. 3)
- Corbin Bernsen (EP. 5)
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I listened to an interesting podcast on the disappearance of the Beaumont children about a year ago. I've tried to search it but there are dozens of true crime podcasts that cover this event - for those unfamiliar, the Beaumont children disappeared at a beach in Australia in the 60s and it has been a cold case ever since.
The podcast I'm looking for was over an hour, it had a man and a woman host, I believe it was a Black man and a white woman, and I listened directly on their website but can't find it in searching because I don't remember what their podcast was called - there are so many true crime podcasts, but this one was especially good and I hope to find it and save it this time. Thanks!
Deals with hair loss
Was this clip a fever dream? Anyone have it on deck/ep #? My memory is low and loose
I have a middle aged male client who, from day 1, CONSISTENTLY addresses me as “sir” in every email. I have had video calls with this man, I have a very common female name, and a female sounding voice. After I started including my pronouns in all my correspondence with him, he referred to me as “he” in a conference call with other clients. I work in a male dominated industry and in a traditionally male role and I feel like this weird behavior is his way of saying to me “a man should have your job.” My (female) boss thinks that my client is just referring to me as male out of habit/confusion and I am being overly sensitive. I am struggling to work with this client without getting angry but my boss is uncomfortable with me confronting him directly about this and also very hesitant to transfer him to one of my coworkers.
edit my boss is afraid if I confront the client, he will complain to the director and make her and our department look bad. She doesn’t want to transfer him to one of my coworkers because she thinks I am being over sensitive and it would be annoying for a coworker to take over midway.
Hi all,
Hoping the collective wisdom here can point me to a stationary bike both my husband and I can use.
I am five feet tall and he is six feet tall, so, there's that.
Ages ago, we got a great one used (can't remember exactly where or when, it was that long ago) originally sold by Sears that perfectly suited us both. By the time the bike was clearly on its way out, Sears no longer carried it. We literally rode it until it died a death.
We've tried one other since, paying for it new. It works for my DH but no matter where I place the pedal settings, it annoys one or both my knees after three or four exercise sessions. Very frustrating.
We'd like to avoid another expensive mistake. Any thoughts?
For the life of me I cannot find this episode, or what show it's even from, anywhere and I've been wondering about it for ages. I know it's from an episodic style tv show like Crypt or Darkside but the tone fits closer to Darkside's stories - less comedic irony in the 'moral'. I must've watched this somewhere around 15 years ago but the program was felt like a rerun of something older than from 2006, possibly even as far back as the 80's since Tales from the Darkside started running in the early 80's.
Buckle up my dudes this is a wild story and I'll do my best to describe what I remember:
In the episode a young woman rents a room in a multilevel home to escape her abusive ex boyfriend, I want to say she's somewhere in her late 20's. The owner of the home is some kind of scientist or doctor, older than the woman renting a room but not terribly so- maybe late 30's, who uses human remains to grow/develop plants for some kind of science-y blah blah blah to make humans immortal(?). I recall he used the top floor to do experiments and there was a greenhouse on the roof.
Also in the home is a stern somewhat older woman closer in age to the scientist/doctor guy, she isn't particularly old or anything but I recall her being dressed like a Victorian schoolmarm so she appears much more severe. She acts as an assistant to the doctor and he is unaware this woman is very obviously super in love with him - he see's her as a friend and confidant but he's also a hot doctor so of course she's down to clown.
Predictably the young woman's ex finds where she has moved to and breaks in to find her, they fight on the stairs with the ex attempting to kill her but (also predictably) the doctor saves her and the abusive ex dies in the process. I can't remember how he died but doctor science man uses his corpse in his experiments to make...corpse plants? I guess? In any case the young woman thinks that's real neato because it starts up their friendship. Even more predictably they fall in love and definitely Do The Do in the rooftop greenhouse, which the schoolmarm lady witnesses and is Big Pissed. Bummer for her, I guess.
The episode ends with schoolmarm lady accidentally killing doctor guy when she went after the ~New GF~ in a jealous rage and seriously wounds her. BUT WAIT! THERES A TWIST! GF is pregnant with doctor guy's baby! Since schoolmarm lady was so super duper in love with him she can't bring herself to go through with killing the GF bc this baby is now the last
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Hello, I’m a 22 year old bisexual woman living in London, England. I’m choudhury caste, and can support myself. Can someone please advise me on where I can find a gay man to marry?
I would like to pursue a career in law, but living under my parents this isn’t possible because they do not let me out. (This is not a joke, if I go out I must always be with a chaperone.)
I would like to find a man who is not interested in me, who I can safely live with so that we can both keep our parents happy and live our freedom. Ideally, this will be a lifelong Muslim marriage (or at least until my parents die.)
This is a very serious matter to me, please only reply if you can signpost me to someone, thanks.
It was definitely a comedy, and I feel like the characters might have been coworkers? They were not attracted to each other and the list didn't work. One of the steps was extended eye contact.
I've just known that the video of vote version is from their rehearsal and the aired version is in front of the judges.
It is sad that mnet didnt give them more time to practice more for crews.
Im not a dancer. But personally i really like coca n butter so far for this mission. The story and their choreography just slay🔥🔥
Iban and rihey's boyfriend just *chef's kiss
So which one do you think is the best from these 3 crews?
Welcome to /r/curb 's Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 11, Episode 6: "Man Fights Tiny Woman" Episode Discussion Thread!
Episode Summary: Larry navigates the complexities of requesting a new chauffeur, letting his roofer do his job, and imparting some constructive criticism to his chiropractor.
Air Time: 10:30PM ET on HBO and HBO Max.
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I saw a news story of an Australian couple where the husband died and the wife was able to have his sperm retrieved so she could do IVF and have his child.
I was talking about this with my husband, and I said I thought I remembered an episode of ER where someone wanted to do this and it was a big ethical dilemma. I possibly remember the woman being a stepmom, and her stepkids (or maybe the man’s family) not wanting her to be able to do it and have access to the man’s money... but I might be mistaken there.
This memory is about 20 years old. Am I misremembering or does this episode exist?
I've had the long-standing idea of finding a college girl or someone early in their career to mentor and guide. To me this fits closely with a dom/sub dynamic.
First about me: I'm educated and had some good career success. Currently an executive at a large financial corporation in a tech capacity. My interests are wide ranging from sports to politics to the arts. I'm endlessly fascinated by the world and feel that one lifetime isn't enough to even scratch the surface of all it has to offer. I hate being put in a box or stereotyped in any way. I love meeting similar people who don't quite fit an easy description. They are always the most interesting.
Physically I'm tall and fit. Workout regularly and stay very active. I have bright blue eyes and a trimmed brown beard.
What I'm looking for: as I mentioned I'd love to find someone in college or recently graduated who has enormous potential that I can play some small roll in developing. I don't intend to mansplain or patronize anyone, but rather stand ready with the experiences of life so far.
I'm extremely attracted to intelligence and a good sense of humor. I enjoy a dom/sub dynamic but might be premature to go into too many details at this point. Local to Philly is preferred, but I travel regularly throughout the Northeast for work and would entertain further for the right match. Looking very much forward to chatting more!
