Some songs would be perfect with just a touch difference. Then you have songs like this where to change anything would destroy perfection.

Jonathan Demme. There was nothing in his background to suggest that he was capable of delivering Silence of the Lambs. He was mostly lighthearted comedy or documentary. He blew peoples minds when Silence came out.

I think it depends on your end goal. If it's to become a medical doctor, or lawyer, or engineer, I'd say college is... pretty important. If you're wanting to make decent income that you can live and thrive off of, there are plenty of career choices available that require little to no higher education. Much of it depends on what the individual is looking to do and how much work they're willing to put into it.

St. Elsewhere was pretty famous for how it ended.

Not sure, tbh. I think it varies from company to company. Some require you to be stationary, others don't seem to mind as long as the job is done. You could also go the freelance route, but often times, like any self-employment, you're chasing money to make money.

I'm not a coder, but know people who are. Several have the option of working on the road, if they so chose. As long as you have signal, you could, theoretically, travel all you want as long as you get your day job taken care of.

Man, that's a real shame when folks be throwing away a perfectly good white boy like that.

I'm not familiar with UK ratings, however, the original Night of the Living Dead is a pretty good welcoming to the genre. It's pretty tame by todays standards.

And the sad thing is, I'd buy it. Again. For my phone.

Not to mention the crew of The Betty seems like a dry run at Firefly.