a) style is always regurgitating previous generational looks and discarding the ones that are impractical, overly expensive etc.TCTTS said:
When comes to politics and certain cultural touchstones, absolutely. As for style, though, I feel like we've reached a plateau of sorts. We finally figured out how clothes should fit, what looks good, etc. There's really no where left for suits, jeans, etc. to go. So I honestly don't see fashion, at least, changing as drastically as it did from then 'til now. I think the next step is how technology will be better-integrated with our clothing/wardrobe, which could have some drastic effects, but we'll see.
All I know is that I would have no problem living in the '50s/'60s. I grew up in the '80s and loved that decade as well. But the biggest emotional reaction I had to this pilot was, "Thank God I wasn't alive in the '70s." Nothing about that decade appeals to me in any way, save for maybe the classic rock of the era.
Unthought Known said:
Last time I saw him was playing himself in Entourage.
BernArnold said:Unthought Known said:
Last time I saw him was playing himself in Entourage.
Last time I saw him he was falsely accused of murder in a backwoods Alabama town and he had to get his cousin from NY to defend him.
...oh except this one time when he popped up on HIMYM as himself with William Zabka (Johnny from Cobra Kai dojo) the real star of Karate Kid according to Barney.
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On August 4, 2017, it was announced that Macchio will reprise his role as Daniel Larusso in a 30-minute, 10-part Karate Kid revival series for YouTube Red titled Cobra Kai that is set to debut in 2018. He will also co-executive produce the series with William Zabka. The series is set 30 years after the events of the 1984 All Valley Karate Tournament and revolves around a down-and-out Johnny Lawrence who, seeking redemption, reopens the infamous Cobra Kai dojo. It reignites his rivalry with a now-successful Daniel Larusso, who has been struggling to maintain balance in his life without the guidance of his mentor, Mr. Miyagi.[18]
Unthought Known said:
Just googled MacchioQuote:
On August 4, 2017, it was announced that Macchio will reprise his role as Daniel Larusso in a 30-minute, 10-part Karate Kid revival series for YouTube Red titled Cobra Kai that is set to debut in 2018. He will also co-executive produce the series with William Zabka. The series is set 30 years after the events of the 1984 All Valley Karate Tournament and revolves around a down-and-out Johnny Lawrence who, seeking redemption, reopens the infamous Cobra Kai dojo. It reignites his rivalry with a now-successful Daniel Larusso, who has been struggling to maintain balance in his life without the guidance of his mentor, Mr. Miyagi.[18]
10 episodes of 30 mins eachDuncan Idaho said:
30 min 10 part.
Does that mean 10 episodes that are 30mins long? Or 30 min story cut into 10 parts?
Bunk Moreland said:
I read some speculation that Frankie Grande might be on celeb BB. He has already been a HG on regular BB & BB Celebrity UK
If Frankie is in that house, it's highly unlikely I watch.
TCTTS said:
You're right. They should just stick to showing wholesome, hetero, hooker sex. Forcing gay sex into a show about degenerative sex industries 1970s New York is just too inaccurate and in-your-face.
Wycliffe_03 said:
I must have the worst luck. Was scrolling through HBO channels, remembered hearing how good this show was, and decided to tune in. Not 2 minutes later the most graphic/disgusting/perverted gay sex scene comes on out of nowhere. It was basically hard core porn and I'm not sure how it's allowed to air on HBO. Is this the norm for this show? Hollywood is really trying too hard these days. The in-your-face gay sh** is getting played out.
