Fortunately, I watched Chappelle first. I suggest you follow the same route. His stand-up performance girds the mental loins. It prepared me for what MGM is planning to do to lovers of 007. I was made aware of Chappelle’s Jolly Roger performance by Andrew Sullivan. I knew The Closer was in the works, that it was being billed as his “last” because he was to speak his mind on human biology and the trans-movement. Sullivan was ready and ably defended Chappelle’s truth said in jest.
007 R.I.P.; Chappelle Lives to Fight Another Day
Two stand-out events happened this month that have deeply affected me: Dave Chappelle’s latest and maybe “last” Netflix special, The Closer. And the latest and maybe last in the 007 franchise, No Time to Die. Both made their public debut in October. You need to watch both. Both are deserving of your time, attention and wallet.
Fortunately, I watched Chappelle first. I suggest you follow the same route. His stand-up performance girds the mental loins. It prepared me for what MGM is planning to do to lovers of 007. I was made aware of Chappelle’s Jolly Roger performance by Andrew Sullivan. I knew The Closer was in the works, that it was being billed as his “last” because he was to speak his mind on human biology and the trans-movement. Sullivan was ready and ably defended Chappelle’s truth said in jest.
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Fortunately, I watched Chappelle first. I suggest you follow the same route. His stand-up performance girds the mental loins. It prepared me for what MGM is planning to do to lovers of 007. I was made aware of Chappelle’s Jolly Roger performance by Andrew Sullivan. I knew The Closer was in the works, that it was being billed as his “last” because he was to speak his mind on human biology and the trans-movement. Sullivan was ready and ably defended Chappelle’s truth said in jest.
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