Most recent Jacked Pope? I submit for your consideration Julius II PP: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Julius_II "Nicknamed the Warrior Pope, the Battle Pope or the Fearsome Pope, it is often speculated that he had chosen his papal name not in honor of Pope Julius I but in emulation of Julius Caesar." I think this is the Pope who got shot up by cannons and was like, bring it
The Apostle Peter was a fisherman, and I'd assume regularly pulled on the oars, hauled in the main sheet and both threw out and pulled in the nets. He might have been the last whose lifestyle had depended on physical exertion. Move on about 550 years you get to that 7 year old boy who held that role after his family purchased it for only him to resign two years later aged 9.
Several weeks ago, Dwayne Johnson and Lucy Liu were on The Graham Norton Show to promote that movie, and the clip they showed was kinda grim. But like, Dwayne and Lucy were both typing the movie up, and idk if they're just contractually obligated to do so, or what... but uh.... idk, I kinda tune into The Graham Norton Show semi reliabily, since it's on after the BBC News at 10, and I have a next to non-existent social life where a Friday night is really just watching the TV, and it's kinda fun watching two Hollywood A-listers and then two niche UK figures, usually a comedian and a broadcaster, get slowly drunk while being talked to by a gay Irish man, who used to be on that sitcom written by the transphobe. Though... usually The Graham Norton Show is followed by a rerun of that week's Drag Race UK, (or that reality show that's basically gay/lesbian love island with Kylie Minogue), so it's basically the gay shut-in programming slot on the BBC. This has been a rant, but watching the only good talkshow in the UK is basically slowly revealing all of Hollywood to be creatively bankrupt. Then again, they interviewed Selena Gomez and Zoe Saldaña for the Emilia Perez movie, and they said nothing about it (everyone I've talked to who's seen it says it's a horrific mockery of the trans lived experience), but Zoe spent way more time talking about her mother loving to watch 1960s Star Trek in Spanish, and that was cute.
Oh thank God. I read your post and the first thing I thought about Graham Norton being in Father Ted was a sense of uncertainty about whether Ardal O''Hanlon somehow became Graham Norton. Then I checked his filmography and obviously Graham Norton is Graham Norton (and did some guest appearances on the same show) while Ardal O'Hanlon is a different person with a separate existence from him.
This film’s streaming numbers were the most Fell-Asleep-With-The -TV-On numbers ever.
It's... deep voice... THE RED ONE
WTYP and this within 2 days? It’s a Christmas miracle!
these jokes are getting dangerously close to the plot of Elves, released in 1989 starring Dan Haggerty, Deanna Lund, and Ken Carpenter
You gotta check out Prep & Landing and maybe it's sequel because its this idea but good or at least competent. Two 22 minute specals just so you know
Most recent Jacked Pope? I submit for your consideration Julius II PP:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Julius_II
"Nicknamed the Warrior Pope, the Battle Pope or the Fearsome Pope, it is often speculated that he had chosen his papal name not in honor of Pope Julius I but in emulation of Julius Caesar."
I think this is the Pope who got shot up by cannons and was like, bring it
The Apostle Peter was a fisherman, and I'd assume regularly pulled on the oars, hauled in the main sheet and both threw out and pulled in the nets. He might have been the last whose lifestyle had depended on physical exertion.
Move on about 550 years you get to that 7 year old boy who held that role after his family purchased it for only him to resign two years later aged 9.
Watch "Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny".
*prolly only rifftrax tho.
Several weeks ago, Dwayne Johnson and Lucy Liu were on The Graham Norton Show to promote that movie, and the clip they showed was kinda grim.
But like, Dwayne and Lucy were both typing the movie up, and idk if they're just contractually obligated to do so, or what... but uh.... idk, I kinda tune into The Graham Norton Show semi reliabily, since it's on after the BBC News at 10, and I have a next to non-existent social life where a Friday night is really just watching the TV, and it's kinda fun watching two Hollywood A-listers and then two niche UK figures, usually a comedian and a broadcaster, get slowly drunk while being talked to by a gay Irish man, who used to be on that sitcom written by the transphobe.
Though... usually The Graham Norton Show is followed by a rerun of that week's Drag Race UK, (or that reality show that's basically gay/lesbian love island with Kylie Minogue), so it's basically the gay shut-in programming slot on the BBC.
This has been a rant, but watching the only good talkshow in the UK is basically slowly revealing all of Hollywood to be creatively bankrupt. Then again, they interviewed Selena Gomez and Zoe Saldaña for the Emilia Perez movie, and they said nothing about it (everyone I've talked to who's seen it says it's a horrific mockery of the trans lived experience), but Zoe spent way more time talking about her mother loving to watch 1960s Star Trek in Spanish, and that was cute.
Yes, the hype is an obligation, especially for a big-budget movie.
Oh thank God. I read your post and the first thing I thought about Graham Norton being in Father Ted was a sense of uncertainty about whether Ardal O''Hanlon somehow became Graham Norton. Then I checked his filmography and obviously Graham Norton is Graham Norton (and did some guest appearances on the same show) while Ardal O'Hanlon is a different person with a separate existence from him.
next year North pole has failen
The south Pole is where the oil is. The North Pole is just a bunch of dead bears