But at the same time, I am morally troubled by the central issue, the whole surrogacy angle. I have utmost sympathy for couples that want children and can't have them, but there is something perverse about the idea, posited here, of having the husband make love to Hershey to conceive the child whil...

Spoiler 4: An old guy loses everything in the dead of winter, and people suggest moving him closer to the fire to keep him warm.

At least you didn't use multiple font sizes and colors that make it difficult to read as well.

Spoiler 3: The young people cause a riot, during which a granny acts like she's won the contest.

Bronxgirl48 wrote: ↑June 11th, 2024, 8:35 pm I think he's the only one who doesn't name his profession.

I like E.G. Marshall, who is asked why he doesn't sweat.

My first exposure to Marshall was doing commercials for Albany Savings Bank. Imagine my surprise when I learned he was a fine actor.

Fedya wrote: ↑June 11th, 2024, 5:19 pm Even the ceremonial axe has been stolen.

Spoiler 2: A young woman leaves in the dead of winter and returns to reveal she's wearing a bathing suit.

Even the ceremonial axe has been stolen.

Hibi wrote: ↑June 10th, 2024, 11:30 amTouch Connors!

Ordinary People.

HoldenIsHere wrote: ↑June 8th, 2024, 8:29 pm

Oh my the font for the character names is so 1970s!

SPOILER ALERT: About the ending of The Stepford Wives : to me, it's unclear whether Katharine Ross has been killed. I take the ending to be that she is now pretending to be her replicant self after killing the replicant (which we don't see). But this is not clear. I assume hubby would be able to te...

Seven Sweethearts (1942). Photojournalist Van Heflin goes to photograph the tulip festival in Holland, MI, only to meet a hotel proprietor (S.Z. Sakall) and his seven unmarried daughters, who according to tradition have to marry in age order. The only thing is, the eldest doesn't have any desire to...

KayFrancis wrote: ↑June 4th, 2024, 6:35 am Yes Hibi is female. She had a funny thread on our TCM site about George Brent ( her aviator)

Only in The Great Lie and Living on Velvet.

One could say this for just about any tv series. Most stay on the air long past their shelf life. MTM and Seinfeld are 2 rare examples of shows that ended while they were still at the top of their game. Frasier is an example of the other extreme. Ran out of steam many seasons before they pulled the...

I swear I just heard Jacqueline Stewart say that the Hollywood Production Code "took effect in the late 1930's, early 1940's" These hosts must be on overload, since I remember Stewart saying the exact same time frame for when the minstrel cycle on screen ended. (unfortunately it continued...