How do you think they ended up with Fallon in the first place?

Please. It's pronounced GIFK.

Or, god help her, Battleworld A&M.

Why not just make it CSyber?

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2016 me is already outraged at Squeakma's criminal Oscar snubs.

Anytime you have a memorial reel where you legit don't know who'll get the hammer slot, it's a tough year.

Also, a more realistic character.

I half wonder if it's people saying "Well, he got the Oscar, he doesn't need TV awards now."

Agree she was the best of the nominees, which begs the question : Why no Keri Russell?

The fact that he wins and Matthew Rhys wasn't even nominated is everything wrong with "prestige television" and awards.

I did appreciate her winning an Oscar for literally the Oscar Clip in Wayne's World, though: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

My first thought was The Other Woman, because it had Jamie Lannister in it (and was terrible) but wow is there a lot of medieval / swords and sandals GoT stuff. Guess no one's afraid of getting typecast.

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Though these days, if you bring in Rob Lowe, he insists on parts for all his crazy identical septuplets.

I really do think in a lot of ways the answer's more process than culture, namely how thoroughly Paramount completely botched the Oscar campaign, from the late release date to the missing screeners to having little pushback to the historical accuracy stuff they had to know was coming, whereas 12 Years a Slave came out…

Indeed, if it were a nuclear carrier, they probably couldn't make a museum out of it anyway. That's what screwed up attempts to preserve Enterprise, because you have to cut out the reactors for safety reasons, at which point you'd justhave a ship with massive holes in it.

Slate had a recurring series of that this fall…and then hilariously put out an article saying "Stop examining films for historical accuracy!" this past month.

RT is the 21st Century equivalent of saying a movie's good because Siskel and Ebert gave it two thumbs up, without listening to them discuss why they did so.

More to the point, I think dramatically the film completely butchers his role to create that arc. I think back towards the end, when he finally gets Wallace into the Oval Office. By any and all accounts it was an epic feet of bullying, cajoling, and power politics, with LBJ eventually persuading Wallace to agree to…