“It’s called “high meat,” according to Vice,”

Finally, someone invented a way to allegedly get high that’s even more disgusting than jenkem.

Hopefully Paul Rudd pops in for one last Mac and Me clip

“Law offices of Danielle Melnick” or we riot!

And yet, no one really talks about the former In Living Color cast members who’ve hosted SNL.

MadTV has some sketches that are absolutely amazing and some that have held up horribly and are pretty offensive

Next Season:

I’m guessing you didn’t read the article.

Moreso last year, but even now you still have some like Greenwald praising him as a socialist. 

These fucking guys complaining about how they couldn’t do what they did back then now are just ruining their legacy. The punk explosion happened when it happened and it was exactly the underground counterculture the 70s needed but that’s not the case any more. Everything is different now and we don’t need a punk…

Old man yells at social progress

I think it almost works. Or maybe it mostly works. I agree that she’s got the broad strokes of it, but it is inconsistent and slippery with the vowels. You can see it when the character says words like “know.” Once time it will have the Delco “O” (sounds almost like knew). The next time, the character will pronounce…

And if one wants a direct comparison, look no further to Winslet’s American accent versus Guy Pearce, who is definitely doing the standard British Idea of American Accent - gruff Rs and loads of vocal fry.

Band of Brothers was particularly glaring in this regard. All of the enlisted soldiers seem to speak in either a southern or Brooklyn accent, no matter where the character was actually from... so much so that the character of Private Blythe, from Philadelphia, inexplicably speaks with a southern accent.

Hah, I suspect it’s a damned if you do situation, where if she nailed the authentic accent people would say she went waaaay over the top. I sometimes hear little old ladies in NYC with fabulous accents and suspect if you copied them it’d be like “ok calm dowwwnn.”

As someone who has been fascinated by the DelCo accent for over 20 years, I’d say she’s doing a pretty good job. My only criticism would be she doesn’t sound as ridiculously over the top as the people who actually speak this dialect every day. In my opinion/experience.

Good to know Colm Feore has an enthusiastic personality, humble and thankful. Will Harris does it again, great choice of actor!

Just want to say this is one of my favorite features on this site. Not every actor is a leading man/woman, but you can still have a great career. The actors interviewed for these pieces are always so forthcoming and really appreciative of what they have.

I wish I thought of this comment. Perfect. 10/10. 

Wait until they find out he’s anti-pedophilia.