u/realchrisgunter

I did ask him if we were ever going to get a Saw 11 and this is what he said: He said Burg had a great script(with him as a major character) and it was close to happening but Koules wanted to sell. So there was a standoff for a couple of years and then the franchise did indeed sell. He says he has no idea what is next, but he’s ready to go if he gets the call.

Fingers crossed we get a Saw 11.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DcJagdjjv0a/?igsh=YTd0bm10eWY1NTgy

Those goddamn black shoes!!!!!

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers became one of the biggest kids’ shows of the 1990s, generating hundreds of millions in merchandise sales. Yet, according to cast interviews and reported salaries, the original Rangers worked grueling 12–16 hour days, often 5–6 days a week, for about $600 per week—roughly minimum wage when their hours were factored in. They also reportedly received no merchandising royalties despite helping build a global franchise. This chart compares their estimated workload and pay to other TV actors in 1993 and helps explain why several original cast members left at the height of the show’s success.

On 12 February 2009, she boarded Colgan Air Flight 3407 to Buffalo to honour what would have been her late husband Sean Rooney's 58th birthday and present a scholarship in his name.

The aircraft crashed into a house in New York, ki*ling all 49 people on board and one person on the ground, and Obama later remembered Eckert as a "tireless advocate" for 9/11 families.

HW Bush may have only had 1 but it was a hell of a banger!

Anyone else seen it?

They installed a fake thermostat in the conference room and told Johnson he could adjust the temperature himself. The control wasn't connected to the aircraft's climate system, but Johnson was pleased to have it.

From then on, the complaints about the temperature reportedly disappeared. It remains one of the most famous stories about life aboard the early Air Force One.

#LBJ #AirForceOne

Available on Hulu if interested.