Battle of the bad hairpieces. Stallone has a bath mat stapled to his head. Gene looks like he's wearing the contents of a YMCA shower drain. George just said "I'll hide it under my hat." And of course dotard with the dead possum look.
No doubt. It was definitely a "parents w/ young kids" vibe. Why my almost 60 YO BIL has become enamored w/ her act (seen her multiple times) is a bit of a mystery.
Whoever said upthread that I'd enjoy the Lindsey Stirling show was wrong. That was just some goofball shit. Jazzercise + violin carols + lighting designed to blind the audience. For 2 hours. They tried to Cirque de Soleil it at the end & congrats to the acrobats I guess. And there was like a 15 minute "audience participation" bit when she was filming content for her Insta page. To each their own, but watching someone bop around a stage while they air violin ain't my cup of tea.
HBO just started running the entire series again last night. It was wild going back to the Pilot and hearing Gandolfini w/ Tony's voice still a work in progress. The accent wasn't as nasal or harsh, and his speech pattern made Tony sound more educated & not as street smart, mobbed up.
I've got an Andover Max Spinbase w/ a TEAC TN-4D-SE plus a sub and am thrilled w/ the sound in our unused guestroom, which is likely 1.5X any dorm room your boy will have. Best of all, the simplicity of the system has made my wife a huge fan of playing vinyl & she's growing her own collection. I'm looking at the Andover One SB upgrade as a "you've earned it" self gift.
Minus the 'she's got an ass like a 12 yo boy" line, 100%. I've always wondered how that got past the table read. I mean, Bill Paxton's Simon character was written to be a slimy loser, but they went full Sandusky w/ that bit.