So you know this for a fact or is this just your opinion? Marnie has almost as many sex scenes as Hannah (or scenes in general that call for nudity). She has far more scenes calling for nudity than the other girls. Why not just get someone else to play Marnie for the sake of "realism"? It's not like Williams was a…

@avclub-c1bac1d55ebcc415d61552acbfbb219d:disqus : I'm pretty shy about showing off my body whether I've fucked someone once, or a hundred times. Pretty harsh to say that her lack of nudity "destroyed the reality of that scene"…just because it isn't your reality doesn't mean it isn't real for someone else. Williams…

Personally (and this might be different because I'm a woman) I've had the worst experiences on OKCupid. It's the only dating site I've ever used though.
1. Guy tries to jerk off on me out of the blue after watching The Baxter for twenty minutes…even after I had already told him that I wasn't into him that way and I…

The only problem I really had with the episode was with the rant. It was pretty pathetic acting on her part, and all of her awkward blubbering took me out of the moment. In a way though, even that result ends up being sort of effective…because it immediately gives you some insight as to what that poor rich doctor must…

I've been meaning to post here for a while in defense of Dunham's nudity…not because I think it's brave or even because I personally think she's attractive, but because she herself has said (in response to her character's nudity) that she often includes it because she'd never seen any body types that reflected her own…

TYT will probably never be as interesting as it is online, unfortunately.

have to say i appreciate the newsradio comparison too. definitely need this on dvd, i'm enjoying dvd extras and commentary more now than ever

works for me!

zzzzz

aww.
truly cute couple.

sorry, the horror at camp jellyjam has my vote. and night of the living dummy is still a creepy idea. a dummy enslaving little girls? yeah. that better be first.

you mean
my dream has come true.

yesss soap and wkrp are great choices.

i was "enjoying" his appearances in both ghoulies 3: ghoulies go to college and twilight zone: the movie just last week and according to imdb, he's had a small role in just about every movie ever so i was actually unwittingly having a kevin mccarthy marathon for years. they don't make 'em like that anymore, and even…

i have to thank you for the recommendations too, i haven't seen any of his later work at all and i definitely intend to devote my afternoon to tracking them down.

i just really want to hang out with debord.

the best answers
are certainly between leonard pierce and noel murray's. personally i think i'd have to go with paris from '65-'69, too though. politics, film, music. you couldn't hope to be around during a better time period.

the man is a little more than a kook:

ugh. still can't believe i missed eit live, i'm sure it was great.

i don't get all the focus on whether she was an adopted daughter or not, he knew her as an underage girl and that's bad enough. but yeah, "craig j. clark" makes a great point. separate the artist from the art, if you dig deep enough you could dislike anyone.