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Saturday July 29, 2023
C'mon, Internet
This is HBO Max, so Warner Bros./Discovery:
They've since changed that heading to read “A Scary Good Time,” because saying “Embrace the Fear' about one of the best comedies of the 1970s makes you look a little stupid. At least they were only stupid for a few weeks.
Speaking of: This is Google, after a search on ”Bart Starr."
Coach? Starr was a quarterback for 16 years, a coach for eight. As QB, he led the Packers to three NFL championships and the first two Super Bowl titles, won an MVP (1966), and was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio in 1977. He became legendary. During his years as a coach, the Packers appeared in the postseason once, losing in the second round to the Dallas Cowboys in the expanded 1982 playoffs. He was a little less than legendary.
It's still there, that designation. Google IDs him as a coach. Because Google. Because the whole damn thing is getting worse.
Embrace the fear.