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Michael's sons are Gregg and David, so the name is probably just a coincidence.

Yes, the drawing and handwriting style look like Sternbach, but since Jein led the modeling of the 6' and 2' Enterprise-D models for ILM, it would make sense that he had them in his files. From the TMP Official Blueprints set. :shrug:

There's no date on it, so it's possible it got misfiled, hence the eBay seller lumping it in with the other artwork from '87. But Greg Jein and his folks did build the maquettes for the Dyson sphere, so it would make sense that he had a sketch of how the doors would open. Not sure what the...

It's a toss-up, honestly.

^New episodes will air on both PBS Kids and Netflix in the US on the same day. During the HBO deal, PBS had to wait nine months after a new episode aired before they could broadcast it. For a show that got its start being targeted at poor urban kids (though that isn't necessarily the demographic...

Sesame Street had extremely limited options for who to pair up with next. Neither Disney+ nor Paramount+ needs them, so it was basically down to Netflix, Amazon, or pulling the plug. I'm glad to see the new episodes will premiere day-and-date on both PBS and Netflix; HBO's exclusive rights to...

Seen outside Citizens Bank Park tonight before the Pirates/Phillies game:

I know, spoiler alert, but I thought Jesus was only executed once? :confused:

I remember Wade calling Bond "Jimbo" in TND, but don't remember "Jimmy." Guess I need to schedule a rewatch. ;)

Funny you mentioning Mitchell; I found the headline through an MST3K fan group on Facebook.

The Hollywood Reporter is reporting that Joe Don Baker – who as part of his long and storied career, played Brad Whitaker in The Living Daylights and Jack Wade in GoldenEye and Tomorrow Never Dies – has died at age 89. :(

Your useless James Bond fact for the day:

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He plays stupid games, we win stupid prizes. :(

From the Wikipedia article about FYEO:

There's rumors floating around that the O's want to snatch Mitch Keller from the Pirates. I was wondering what point that would serve – it would be a lateral move for him, Baltimore sucks almost as bad as Pittsburgh right now – but if they're down a pitcher even after that trade... (though...

From The Onion all the way back in 2006:

Hey, that's classy. I was surprised it didn't come in a cardboard box.

To be fair, Nutting has only owned the team since 2007, so the Pirates' doldrums between 1993 and 2006 aren't on him. But he's had plenty of time to turn it around if he really gave a rat's ass. A commenter on Reddit put an interesting spin on the team's current woes: *Travis Williams the...

Can you blame them? How many more times are the fans supposed to believe that "Next year's gonna be our year" line of shit before it's time to bring out the pitchforks and go after Bob Nutting?