They say that it is much safer to travel by plane than it is by car as there isn’t exactly a lot of stuff to run into up there. But in the defense of those with aviophobia, you also aren’t likely to be stranded in a place that makes rescue[Read More…]
Author: T.J. Reid
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A new take on Scott’s story
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TJ Reid talks about what Apple TV has cooked up with its lates miniseries starring Brie Larson
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TJ Reid gives his thoughts on Prime’s courtroom drama starring Jamie Foxx and Tommy Lee Jones
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TJ Reid shares his thoughts on Amazon Prime’s astronaut biopic “A Million Miles Away”
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