Minority Mindset

The Goonies is a beloved adventure movie from the 1980s, known for its humor, exciting action, and heartwarming story about friendship. It remains popular with viewers today and played a significant role in launching the careers of stars like Josh Brolin, Sean Astin, Martha Plimpton, Corey Feldman, and Ke Huy Quan. According to Josh Brolin in an interview with The Independent, his association with the Steven Spielberg-produced film became quite widespread.

James Gunn has announced the first trailer for Supergirl will be coming out the week of December 8th, 2025. You can see a short preview of the trailer footage below.

I don’t want to become as obsessed with ‘Tecca’ as Ron did, so while I was busy thinking about unanswered questions from the show and what scenes Ron might have been remembering, I started imagining Tim Robinson’s unique comedic style in other shows I enjoy. I’m hoping that if I brainstorm enough, maybe one of those ideas will actually become a reality!

Mike relies on words to get by, and surprisingly, it often protects him. When the ADA, Evelyn Foley, accuses him of scaring off a witness in her case, he deflects easily, simply stating he’s not involved. Essentially, he claims he doesn’t do much of anything. It’s hard to see how Evelyn could even build a case against him – what crime is it to offer vague advice to the police or criminals?

Season 2, episode 4 of Landman featured several key events involving M-Tex. Gallino, posing as Dan Morrell, struck a deal with Cami, Rebecca Falcone had a dramatic flight where she encountered a mysterious man, and other significant happenings deserve a closer look. Notably, Tommy made a major decision to allow TL to move in with him and his family, which is also worth discussing.

The third season of the show takes Maddie Nears and her friends into a more intense and frightening mystery. As the boundary between different worlds weakens, they face shocking revelations that turn their understanding of everything upside down.

These shows are consistently funny and heartwarming, featuring smart writing, memorable scenes, and relatable characters. Whether they’re set in everyday life or fantastical settings, these six sitcoms always deliver. They stick with you long after you’ve watched them, proving that great comedy can come in many forms and still feel genuine.