Tag: pointless lists
My five favorite series finales: M.A.S.H.Star Trek: The Next Generation*NewhartQuantum LeapMagnum P.I.** *Penned by Ron Moore**This refers to Limbo, the season 7 finale, and pretends that the misconceived season 8 never happened. BSG open thread. Consider this a spoiler free-fire zone; enter at your own risk.
Obviously, you don’t expect much from ew lists, and this one is actually better that the “New Classics” one Glenn references, which featured not only more than its share of The Truma
Michael Tomasky ranks ’em. These sorts of lists don’t work, of course, unless your readers are able to respond with pronouncements along the lines of, “I can’t believe he put M
This is more in Rob’s and Scott’s wheelhouse, but Tim at Walking the Berkshires is compiling a list of the “Top Ten Movie Soliloquies.” He embeds Robert Shaw’s famous Jaws monologue about the fate of the sailors on the USS Indianapolis, and in comments he adds a few others — Gregory Peck in Mockingbird, Robert […]
Ari at The Edge of the American West points us to this Ilya Somin post that makes the best possible — but I think ultimately unpersuasive — case for Warren Harding as the most underrated A
I concur with Ezra’s list. Other strong candidates for me: Billmon Jeanne D’Arc of Body and Soul Steve Gilliard (RIP) A White Bear of Is There No Sin In It? My first online editor, Sam Ros
Henley and DeLong start the discussion, with dsquared’s immortal attempt to show that an MBA might actually be useful after all a justified consensus pick. Like one of Henley’s commenters, I have to add Holbo’s epic dissection of Dead Right to the mix. Rather than just adding well-known examples of brilliant analysis, I’d like to […]
- Sam Alito’s America: where a 10-year-old girl can be forced to carry her rapist’s baby to term
- I was proved fucking right
- Extraordinary innovations in law and politics
- Other Rights About to Go
- When the myth becomes history
- The Destruction of the Pac-12
- This Day in Labor History: July 1, 1922
- The Cost of the Gerontocracy
- Could We See a Black Panthers National Park?
- Clarence’s army is on their way
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