I have this issue too, caused by the anxiety I have knowing that the moment I have to speak publically my mind goes completely blank and the more I try to recall the worse it gets. To help overcome the issue I take a few minutes to make a brief list of notes at the end of every day that outlines what I worked on that day and where I left things.

It ends up in me mostly reading off a list but since I work remotely I just put it on another monitor and it’s not a big deal. I give it helped a ton and I feel much less put on the spot at the beginning of each work day.

LOL, maybe if we were able to design a sub that actually worked properly we wouldn’t have to go crying to other countries to buy their subs.

It’s important to note that the entire idea about Alpha males is based on a long-discredited theory that was itself based on flawed observations.

Jesus. Don’t lock this guy up, give him a computer and point him at Russia.

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In general I agree with your point, but CGI blood is almost never invisible and generally looks like shit. Almost as bad as CGI fire.

I still think it’s worth watching from season 1 - there are a couple of pretty good episodes and it sets up some stuff that comes back later on, like building the park in the vacant lot. Plus, it’s only 6 episodes IIRC.

Even though it’s obviously a completely shallow copy of the original, it’s still a fun watch for the following reasons:

• All of Egon’s lines.
• All of Venkman’s lines.
• Peter MacNicol’s character.
• The whole “World of the Psychic” scene
• The whole courtroom scene (as you mentioned).
• The overall concept of the haunted painting is pretty fun, but I think in combination with the mood slime idea it overcomplicates things. However, there are some fun moments with the slime.
• Louis and Jeanine’s romance has some funny dialogue, though that storyline kind of wastes time that could’ve been spent on more fun supernatural stuff.

I mean, if you want recommendations for other movies like this then you should probably check out Shane Black’s very similar precursor called Kiss Kiss Bang Bang.

The Kid Detective is great! The revelation at the end that significantly changes the tone works surprisingly well, IMO.

It wasn’t amazing but IMO the first 2 were also just ok, so I generally enjoyed the 3rd about the same.