Starlord

Yes, but hes not Ferris.

I agree with you about most of that list but LBJ should not be on it.
 
After the immaturity of "The Decision", (Which I hated with the power of a billion blazing suns. But thinking upon calmly about it realize that it would have been cool if he had let Cleveland know he was leaving the day before) he hasn't made any big faux pas. He's been a model citizen and family man, a successful businessman, and a solid social activist. And on the court, he's delivered championships to every team he's played for while not missing games or pouting.
 
He has a worse public perception than MJ but that's because of the way media digs into stars then and now. Interviews with their peers will come away with most saying LBJ is a decent guy while MJ is an A-Hole.

So it's true then - most people don't know Uranus from a hole in the ground.

Good show.  Watched every season and they do a good job of talking about the social issues between the citizenry and police.

Good show.  Watched every season and they do a good job of talking about the social issues between the citizenry and police.

I've been seeing a lot of clips for it on the Book of Face, so I pulled up the pilot for Blue Bloods on Paramount+. Very interesting take on the police procedural. There's a strong family undercurrent to the show, which I think is pretty cool. Tom Selleck does a great job as commissioner of the NYPD. Plus, I got to see Donnie Wahlberg's character straight up waterboard a suspect to find a little girl who'd been kidnapped. That was pretty surprising. The show definitely has potential

"By Grabthar's hammer ... what a savings." 

Where's the Wesley option?

Somebody's gotta lay down the slaw.

Pretty sure this was written and directed by John Carpenter.