This website and all the G/O sites have gone to shit.  Citing Newsweek is like citing the National Enquirer.

Irma and Larry together were perfect, she deserves an award for her guest appearances and I really hope we see her next season.  Especially since she fell off the wagon.

Ullman with Larry was like peanut butter and jelly.  I’m going to miss her, and she really helped the season end on a high note after a few clunkers mid season.

Her wardrobe was amazing this season.  Perfect for Susie.

The headline to this article is the typical click-bait garbage that has caused all the G/O sites to go down the shitter. Chilling account? LOL. People work on a movie/TV shoot for 12 hour days, or a factory/whse with mandatory OT.

#yourrighthandmatters

She’s good enough for Martin Brundle to try to interview.  Her little Draco Malfoy errand boy is not going to be too happy with you for saying that though.

Liking Grid girls....THE HORROR!!

Or the free win that Max was handed at Spa.  Forgot about that one didn’t you.

What....No justice for Juicy?

If you or anyone else believed it initially, call me.  I’ve got a bridge for sale in Brooklyn.  Great deal!

Those are your stocking stuffers, but you have to wait to open your gifts after you have your grape nuts and prune juice for breakfast, probably at 4:30AM or something.

Click bait, and they are bloggers on G/O sites not journalists (except in their vapid heads)

Hey now, Copy and Paste is the engine that makes G/O sites run.

She needs those sweet, sweet clicks.  Can’t expect journalistic integrity from bloggers (or Fox news, CNN, MSNBC....)

I just saw a display of an Axe gift package at the store last night....I know what I’m getting you for Christmas now!

Please don’t insult journalists by calling these two-bit bloggers that.

G/O sites aren’t known for the quality of their bloggers and since most people use roll on, this gets them those sweet, sweet clicks.

Seems like you had a raging hard on to break out a nazi comparison, and have no clue about the amount of producers and variety of work they do or don’t do for a film.

This was the weakest episode of curb this season, and the writing?  Its improv.