But then he had the most challenging role in S2 so it balances out.

I know laws vary, but in my country a man can be held liable for child support for a baby he has fathered. “Lol I fucked her without a condom!” can quickly become “Shit, I have to send her £500 a month for the next 18 years?!”

Sadly there are several stories just connected to Wizard of Oz. Even the Munchkins groped her.

Season 2 put me off watching any further. How ironic if getting value for money for their “star” costs them in ratings...

He is awful. I hate the way he pronounces “one”. Bad enough in Doctor Who, but Prince Philip definitely wouldn’t pronounce it as “woon”.

She’s been pretty prolific over the last five years or so. I’m so pleased she is back, I love her voice.

Miners are probably more valued as human beings than young women who pass through the porn industry. Does the porn industry ever offer them the equivalent of a lamp or hard hat? It seems like it’s take it or leave it, plenty more where they came from.

But is that similar to the “why did the actress think having a meeting in a hotel room was a good idea” thing? Is it just how their industry works? If so, it’s the industry that needs to work to ensure their safety - even though it’s an industry that by and large doesn’t give a shit about their safety...

Have any black women spoken out?

I don’t agree it’s true that the men are more replaceable - generally the men need to be at least fairly well endowed, and able to both get hard and ejaculate when needed. That’s why a lot of the same men show up repeatedly. Whereas with women, unless they develop a strong and devoted following, “fresh meat” is always…

But it does look like her.

The rest? There are only two others - Amelia Earhart the pilot, and Katherine Johnson, the NASA mathematician who was depicted in Hidden Figures last year.

Oh of course. I love that film too. Don’t mind me...

Is he still around? Last thing I saw him in was Warm Bodies.

I knew exactly how that was going to sound before I clicked play.

TLJ is one of the most equal movies I’ve seen (not including “female interest” ones) and a lot of people have thrown fits over that, but it still wasn’t 50/50. There were still more male main characters and male minor characters.

There was some study done - and I can’t find it because all the terms I type into google just give a load of results about men freaking out about women in Star Wars - that showed if a crowd scene is anything more than a quarter female, both men and women think there are too many women there. Same if the cast is more…

Gary Oldman too...

It’s a mix between dancehall, and some other genre I’m too old to identify.

Whoever ordered the flammable cladding needs to be in trouble, whoever made the flammable cladding needs to be in trouble. But the tabloids only care about whipping up outrage every time a survivor has the nerve to get rehoused somewhere nicer than a tower block...