Ouch.
Ouch.
I think she did sound kind of pissed when he asked if she would tell him her name. I don't blame her at all. I was thinking if it was my significant other I would know immediately it was him. Or even any of my brothers/parents/friends, if it came to that.
Aw, blerg.
Rachel Bloom is amazing at acting while singing. It's not easy to be singing (or lip syncing, probably, for the filming) and have the same facial expressions you would have if you were just talking.
"Hey, Paula! Okay, code yellow."
(Paula offers tampon)
"What? What is this? What are you doing?"
"Sorry, I threw away the color chart you gave me."
"Oh my god! Periods are code blue, because blue is the color of the liquid they use in tampon commercials because men hate that women bleed."
God, I hope it's "Period Sex"
Brooke went for something she makes for her kid instead of something she had as a child, which was clearly a smart move because everyone loved it and no one criticized her for doing that.
Too small to be a moon, too big to be a space station.
Speaking of which, are we going to hold Mel Gibson, also a 2017 nominee, accountable as well?
Don't worry; next year because everyone kicked up a fuss (and because she's been nominated 5x without a win), it will be Her Time and she'll win for a schlocky prestige flick.
Greg: So, John Crops, uh, do you have, like, internal organs?
John Crops: Well, I don't rightly know, to be honest.
Greg: Yeah, okay. Hmm.
I think in "marriage equality" the right being referred to is equality, not marriage.
Season 2 of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend already! That is good news. Usually new seasons take a year to show up on Netflix. I hope more people catch up before the third season.
Well, Trump picked him mainly because he looked the part, and I guess it worked.
William Hughes got a shout out in the New York Times for his AV Club article on this subject.
https://www.nytimes.com/201…®ion=c-column-middle-span-region&pgType=Homepage&action=click&mediaId=thumb_square&state=standard&contentPlacement=2&version=internal&contentCollection=www.nytimes.com&contentId=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nyt…
I forgot about the climbing into bed thing—yes, that is very bad. That has actually happened to me and several of my friends. But still, not worse than rape. I'm sorry, but there has to be degrees to this stuff.
Nate Parker was accused of rape, and his companion who was charged along with him was convicted, and the victim committed suicide.
Eff Alec Baldwin, they should get her to host SNL as Trump just so we can witness Donald's Twitter Meltdown.
"Pretty good in mediocre movie" is a common description of Oscar acting award recipients. In recent years: Jeff Bridges in Crazy Heart, Nicole Kidman in The Hours (though I admit I loved this when I was in high school—thought I loved the movie but it turned out what I really loved was Philip Glass), Brie Larson in…
They say this every time a musical does well at the box office/awards. They said it with Chicago. They said it with Phantom of the Opera. (Remember that god-awfulness?). They said it with Sweeney Todd. They said it with Into the Woods and that Les Mis movie, which I never saw but assume was a trainwreck. And yet, most…