Okay, sure-sure. I'll go with the former. Like I said, I only first heard about this earlier up in the year. It, like most stories, just kind of died down and I admittedly didn't think about it or Cosby again until a month ago when it was brought up as a throw away punch line in Hannibal's stand up.

*sigh* Trust me, I do not have the energy (nor the fucks to give) to purposely piss off people in the comments section of Gawker media. My question was legit. The wording of said question was admittedly shitty. My question was answered by a couple of people here and that's that.

Not trying to troll, but thanks for playing.

I agree 100%. Maybe "murdering" made it seem like I was blaming him for something that Cosby had coming to him anyway. As you said, it was neutral question regarding his thoughts on the matter because I hadn't heard him say anything about it. But I've seen a couple of people here post links to a Stern interview.

Not if he feels bad (This is what I meant by my question being worded weird). He shouldn't feel bad.

I didn't mean to belittle the victims and the previous claims that were made. I admit my ignorance is to blame on my frame of reference for this thing. Up until earlier in the year, I had never heard anyone say anything bad about Cosby in my entire life.

So I asked this on Defamer, so I suppose I'll pose this question on Jez as well:

(Never forget her elevator fight, the baby bangs debut or that epic tumble down all those stage stairs.)

More or less. It wouldn't suck as it could make Alex less of a raging dick. Shonda gave closure to Burke (who, really, no has thought about it in like... 6 seasons).

I'll agree that SR rules with an iron fist and I can respect that for the most part. HOWEVER, I consider Isiah Washington's shittiness far worse than Heigl's and Shonda even brought him back to send Christina off (which was WAY weird considering their relationship kinda sucked).

This. I will never understand why IW got a pass on his shittiness (also, Burke was the worst. Christina's OTP was clearly Hunt) while Shonda continues to call out KH over something that she said half a decade ago (something that, tbh, was quite accurate. The writing for that season was booty butt cheeks).

That actually makes perfect sense.

I distinctly remember that scene and literally going "ugh!" out loud. As it was incredibly douchey and immature, i fail to see the controlling side of things. He's never forced Rory to make the idiotic decisions she made. But then again, I just ended their affair storyline and now I want him dead more than usual.

I've been watching the show via Netflix myself (for the first time) and I've seen multiple people mention Dean is "controlling" but I have yet to see it. Not to say that he's not absolutely the worst, but he never seemed like a bad guy to Rory, unless I missed something.

Talent or not, I refuse to get behind anything Riff Raff does because 1) His name is Riff Raff 2) He looks the way he looks 3) He went in on Sam Smith after VMAs and those are three unforgiveable offenses.

I literally just fought the air at my desk at work upon reading this article. I like Ariana and Jessie just fine, but no need for them to boot stomp my childhood with their brand of over-singing.

According to one of the articles, dude has terribad credit, so when he purchased the car the dealership put a GPS system in it just in case it got repo'd and he attempted to flee with it.

While I'm not the biggest Taylor Swift fan, I will admit that 1989 has probably been the most cohesive pop album in the last couple of years. There's nothing too left field or too middle ground about it. It's just a feel good pop record. So... I'll give her that much.

So does this mean that Hollywood has completely given up on Taylor Kitsch being the lead in anything? Because personally I had no problem with his version of Gambit and would watch the hell outta that movie if he still played the role.

Well, much like this Bill Cosby madness, it'll come back to bite him in the ass. I'm not 100% clear on the timeline for Cosby stuff (meaning whether it came far before The Cosby Show or if the accusations came out after the show stopped airing), but had it come out during the run of the show, it would've been the end.…