It is a sort of documentary with live young clowns playing the role of their bygone seniors, now dead.
Stella and Sid are the constants, their spiked, sparkling, sometimes intentionally oy-vay sort of Yiddishisms recalling their bygone days in vaudeville.
If the human race survives another century or two, many of these jobs will vanish (they're already talking about running trains by remote control), and McPhee's work will provide an invaluable record of how those primitive people back in 2006, however heedless they were of what they were doing to their planet, treasured their bygone crafts.
It happens to be the first day at work for the network president, Jordan McDeere (Amanda Peet), but she's an unorthodox sort who agrees with Wes's assessment and is amused by the ensuing ruckus; that very night, she hires Matt Albie and Danny Tripp to restore the show — and her trashy, bottom-feeding network — to their bygone glory.
But just as their now bygone golden era never packed the punch or pizazz enjoyed by big-market rivals, a new guard is setting itself up to once again make the Motor City a force to be reckoned with, and sooner rather than later.
"Let bygones be bygones," Dreier joked.
Most of the aging leaders of the Khmer Rouge remain free, and most of society's leaders accept their suggestion to "let bygones be bygones".
These days, the clues are usually digital and are broad invitations to get to know the person behind the Ph.D. It is not uncommon for professors' Web pages to include lists of the books they would take to a deserted island, links to their favorite songs from bygone eras, blog posts about their children, entries "written" by their dogs and vacation photographs.
On the other hand, Dr. Toussaint and his colleagues found, the survey participants were far less confident of their own human ability to let bygones be bygones.
The Taliban appear to prefer an arrangement typical in Afghanistan in which the losers switch sides, keep their weapons and agree to let bygones be bygones until there is adequate reason to fight again.
