Friday.

And now, it's Friday night.

And now from the Bob and Cherry Studios on this fabulous Friday. It's Bobbenshary.

It is Friday.

You know what that means?

The People's Movie Critic.

And in one hour right here, he is reviewing the Martha Stewart documentary on Netflix,

which I've got that teed up to watch.

I need it to see Woman of the Hour, which Lamar reviewed about a week ago.

That's the movie with Anna Kendrick about the dating game killer, Rodney Ocela.

And there are some things this movie does really, really well.

The guy that they cast to play Rodney is very good.

I mean, he's like, it's weird because he's creepy and menacing and yet strangely appealing at the same time.

Like, you can see how these women got sucked in and also, you know, he poses a photographer.

But one of the things that Anna Kendrick does really, really well in this movie is very subtly show you the unspoken signals that women give each other when we are out in public and we are not feeling safe in a situation or with a dude or whatever.

So Martha, coming up in one hour, I was reading about all of these foods that classic foods that people used to eat for breakfast every single

day and nobody's really eating anymore. And I want to throw this one out because this was

something that my mom used to make. I didn't like it, but my older brother did when we were

little, little, little kids, cream of wheat. Have any of you or do any of you eat cream of wheat?

Have you ever?

I've seen it advertised as a kid on TV and I thought, well, it looks like oatmeal.

Up north, people don't know what grits are.

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