10 Things II Hate About You

I looked it up. I'm not 100% sure, but from what I can gather he would be in trouble for leaving like that. I THINK he is not allowed to leave without giving 2 weeks notice since they are in tech, but even if he is allowed, he is required to do so in writing.

I don't know the AEA technicalities, but since he is presumably some kind of "name" actor (being the male lead in the show), his contract probably has some kind of out. Definitely no money, but he might be opening himself up to a lawsuit and no future theatre work. Assuming he is at a certain level of celebrity, the…

Doesn't Dev know all about this blonde actress "Ivy" who is competing with Karen for everything, and would be in Boston at the same time?
Doesn't Ivy know all about this "Dev" guy who is Karen's British boyfriend?

I think they said her name was Linda, and they totally should give her her own show. She's played by Ann Harada, who originated the role of Christmas Eve in Avenue Q.

NBC wishes it was stuck in 1997. 

If Rebecca is the kind of A-list actor they keep telling us she is, it isn't unrealistic at all that she'd be hired with no audition. It happens all the time on Broadway if you can sell tickets. Plenty of actors are "offer only," meaning they won't audition for parts, and people get offers without any kind of testing…

The problem with any adaptation of Drood is that the characters are so incomplete. All of the characters feel one-dimensional because we're missing those Dickensian twists that reveal true motivations and fill in characterization. Its frustrating because the novel just starts to get good when Jasper goes back to the…

If we had a keen vision and feeling of all ordinary human life, it would
be like hearing a flute up a vagina and the banging of Stifler's mom, and we
should die of that roar which lies on the other side of fucking a pie.

But they did GCI in a poster for a revival of Gypsy from 10 years ago over an actual Smash billboard. 

Dammit. Now Sorkin can't fulfill my dream of replacing Teresa Rebeck as head writer of Smash. 

Somewhere in this great big internet of ours, I once found an audio recording of Zero Mostel reading the original Seuss book. Complete with a horrible synthesizer soundtrack.

Actually, it's single-camera. 

I'll let Mark Rylance believe whatever the fuck he wants if it keeps him being the best fucking actor alive. 

They do, but the put the accent on the first syllable. 

Because he apparently is really into her.

I like to think of it as a mocku-documentary, or a fake fake documentary, in that all the scenes of family life we see are restaged, with actors filling in for the non-family members. 

The endless rewatchability of Clone High is still one of life's greatest mysteries to me, but one for which I am eternally grateful.

@avclub-783dec6311e2421a087fe4922078b6b5:disqus  I am just waiting for someone to question Obama's presidency because from his mother's womb he was untimely ripped.

What about Tatooine?