Al Hood

@albhood.bsky.social

Colorectal Cancer Survivor, Husband, brother, uncle, Tar Heel, Caniac, former Bostonian, TarHeelBlog/Canes Country contributor. I call my bodyguard Betty, and I'm his long lost pal.

The Rob Mac thing was one of my favorite moments of kismet. I was moderating an Always Sunny panel in LA. In green room, he asks if I'm doing anything else in town. I say I went to UCLA's Serling archives because of the book. Rob's face lights up, and he says, "You HAVE to talk to me! Rod's my guy!"

Linda Holmes@lindaholmes.bsky.social · 7h ago

And while some of the creatives who offer thoughts in the book are ones you might expect, like Guillermo del Toro, some are unexpected, like Rob Mac. It’s a really compassionate and thorough piece of work for Serling-heads, but it also sort of explains the man to people who are less familiar.

For @theathletic.com: The Hurricanes have shaken off losing their first two games and reeled off five wins in a row. Is Carolina flexing its muscles as defending champs, or are the Hurricanes feasting on inferior competition? www.nytimes.com/athletic/768...

The Hurricanes’ fast start: Repeat performance, or smoke and mirrors?

Are the Hurricanes reestablishing themselves as the team to beat in the NHL, or is this just a fortuitous stretch?

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As part of the Day with the Cup it went back to the Smith Center—I lifted this off the hell site and going to go ahead and say it’s a banger of a wallpaper

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Just a clinical win, and a great second period has the Canes run away with it. Good to get off to this start cause this stretch isn’t easy. 3 games in 4 days before the State Fair road trip.

Look I know it’s Chicago and the Chicago Wolves might do OK against them, but it’s great to see that the game Bussi built in the last two periods Tuesday continued tonight

Saw on IG that Mary Bussi is in attendance tonight—did her Gameday fit video—as it was a homecoming for her and so there’s apparently about 50 family members in the crowd?