Fred and Ed are remarkably similar energies; likely why the two characters clicked right away.
Murray has stepped into the centering role that Mike Hagerty filled in the first season while everyone else’s neuroses whirled around him. Ed’s quiet, low-key conversations with Sam were a welcome oasis.
Now Fred arrives on…

Let’s see him stand up for his ‘principles’ by voting against increasing to the Pentagon budget, too. I’m sure his constituents would understand!

At some point karma will catch up to this clown. I look forward to reading all about it. 

I saw The Multiverse of Madness in May and then I saw Everything Everywhere All at Once the very next day and after seeing how things could be, I realised I don’t have to accept things as they are anymore and got off the Disney pain train at that point.

It’s a Sicilian message ...

“I was angry for a minute that the two people who absolutely didn’t need the cash had no interest in doing this thing the rest of us were doing just for the cash."

“Et tu, Mary-Kate?”

Ah yes, who can forget that classic Latin proverb from when Caesar declared war on the Gauls:

In many countries, the gift of a frozen porkchop is considered an act of war.

These are movies that are still primarily aimed at children, and we really want to go down the “the plot feels basic” line of criticism? 

At least it’s not as cheesy as ‘Driving Miss Blazey’.

Was ‘Wet Side Story’ too basic?

Dewliet

IDK why’d they’d even take that movie to Cannes, but sure.

The last time Manson was in the news for being exactly as terrible as he seems, several folks pointed out that fellow shock rocker Alice Cooper is known to be a total stand-up dude. So IDK, maybe judge people by their actions IRL?

Manson: [is the worst]

It’s gonna be a long year. 

Came here to say this. What was actually wrong with that question? Might this be one of the most appropriate human interactions the man has ever had? 

“and recalled Donald Trump asking her in 2015—when she was a literal child—”