I have fallen asleep twice while trying to watch it. 

Seriously. They should be discussing the miracle of them getting a second season, never mind a third.

Oh, was there a reason besides it being disastrous garbage?

So nice that you “prefer” billionaire actors who can do whatever they want with no consequences as opposed to those who literally have to take jobs in order to survive.

Mara previously alluded to these struggles back in 2011, telling Entertainment Weekly that she would “self-sabotage” auditions for projects that she didn’t care about. “Sometimes you don’t want to get something but you do a really good job and you get it anyway. That was kind of [what happened with] A Nightmare on…

I’m confused about the tone. She started sabotaging auditions for roles she didn’t want. So why was she auditioning in the first place?  If she didn’t want to do A Nightmare on Elm Street, why did she audition?  If the answer is because auditioning is how you network, then wouldn’t sabotaging an audition leave a…

Kinda reminds me of “artist” acquaintances I used to have who’d loudly exclaim they would never demean themselves by working in retail. “Yeah, well, some of us don’t have eight figure trust funds, Rain.” 

Strong words. Strong, bewildering words! 

Aww, starring in a movie wasn’t fun enough for her? Daughter of multiple billionaires had it so rough

So many hardships for this (checks notes) scion of two billionaire families.

If I came from NFL royalty and didn’t actually have to work to earn a living, I also would refuse jobs that didn’t interest me! Where’s my Newswire AV Club?

Right. I for one am not excited about the “Back To the Future” prequel in which we learn that Biff was actually a performance artist who, through the medium of bullying, was working to deconstruct the patriarchy.

This was a pretty fucking stupid idea for a movie.

Which is the more interesting thing to think about beyond celebrities being screwed: how NORMAL it is now for private equity firms to grab assets from failing or bankrupt companies, and strip them and transform them into new actual value divorced from any old responsibilities, and whether or not that’s a good thing. An…

He got mad at me for “defending” Contrapoints recently as well, almsot as if he has a pattern of wanting to... be angry at people over small offenses and want them to be exiled from the discourse... almost like a culture he participates in.

Good advice but keep in mind this was written by a person who works for Jim Spanfeller.

Oh I’m aware of those reasons why we should stop using Asperger’s and “high functioning” labels. But, like you said, the fact Asperger was a Nazi collaborator helps to lessen the popularity for its usage a lot faster. 

Lecturing someone about how they feel about the potential complicated public fallout of that revelation is not the good look you think it is. 

“a public announcement that should, if nothing else, throw some much-needed attention toward that often misunderstood condition.”

And his stubbornness; it’s the mystical “I can do this all dayeternity.”