[ponygirl]

I don't know... I'm thinking Washington's Escape from New York might be more appropriate at this point...

I still get chills thinking of that scene of Washington's escape written into the Diana Gabaldon "Outlander" series...where young William gets lost in the fog and encounters them boarding the troops onto the boats. Her writing of that scene is almost mystical.

[grey_whiskers]

From Vox Day’s blog.

I’m no semiotician specializing in occultic esotericism, but the Turner Classic Movies schedule for January 20th does tend to cause one to raise an eyebrow. Notice a certain pattern?

6:00 AM Ode To Billy Joe (1976)
8:00 AM Polo Joe (1936)
9:30 AM The Fabulous Joe (1947)
10:45 AM The Story of G. I. Joe (1945)
12:45 PM Joe Smith, American (1942)
2:00 PM A Guy Named Joe (1943)
4:15 PM Pal Joey (1957)
6:15 PM Mighty Joe Young (1949)
8:00 PM Murder She Said (1961)
9:45 PM Murder at the Gallop (1963)
11:15 PM Murder Most Foul (1964)

My impression: That doesn’t look reassuring or anything.

[redrhino47]

Thank you.
Pompeo chose the reference.

[ichabod1]

+1 for Outlander. Mark me!