I'm pretty sure he was let go because he said Brandon Teena deserved to die.

They gave different theories, no real explanation, which I loved. It reminded me of Michael O Donoghue's first season sketches.

They gave different theories, no real explanation, which I loved. It reminded me of Michael O Donoghue's first season sketches.

It seems like Marc Webb is using the Nolan strategy: First movie is the origin story and contains a lesser known villain, second movie expands story, uses marquee villain.

It seems like Marc Webb is using the Nolan strategy: First movie is the origin story and contains a lesser known villain, second movie expands story, uses marquee villain.

Nope, it was Indiewire.

Nope, it was Indiewire.

I read somewhere Neil LaBute is adapting or was planning to adapt this to film and cast it in the same way Woody Allen cast "Everyone Says I Love You."

I read somewhere Neil LaBute is adapting or was planning to adapt this to film and cast it in the same way Woody Allen cast "Everyone Says I Love You."

Sidney Applebaum is a character from Woody Allen's "Love and Death."

Sidney Applebaum is a character from Woody Allen's "Love and Death."

I always thought the mother was Maggie Gyllenhaal and that Ted is telling them the story of how they met after various dinners. Like "Hey Dad, after dinner, could we hear more of the story?" and Ted's just like "All right you scamps!" Or that he's telling them this while their mother is in the hospital for a surgery…

I always thought the mother was Maggie Gyllenhaal and that Ted is telling them the story of how they met after various dinners. Like "Hey Dad, after dinner, could we hear more of the story?" and Ted's just like "All right you scamps!" Or that he's telling them this while their mother is in the hospital for a surgery…

I suggest the following:
Back of a Picture Frame and Lou Rawls
Cardboard Cutout of Jon Hamm's Penis Bulge and Tom Waits Via Phone
Stephen Hawking (Also Musical Guest)
The Writers Room of SNL and Hologram Phyllis Diller
Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks" and Liza Minnelli
Liza Minnelli and A Tomato
Liza Minnelli and A Tomato
Liza…

I suggest the following:
Back of a Picture Frame and Lou Rawls
Cardboard Cutout of Jon Hamm's Penis Bulge and Tom Waits Via Phone
Stephen Hawking (Also Musical Guest)
The Writers Room of SNL and Hologram Phyllis Diller
Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks" and Liza Minnelli
Liza Minnelli and A Tomato
Liza Minnelli and A Tomato
Liza…

Craig Cackowski's appearance and ability to only be Ozzy Osbourne reminded me of how the only "improv" Peter Griffin knows is "John Wayne at the First Thanksgiving".

Craig Cackowski's appearance and ability to only be Ozzy Osbourne reminded me of how the only "improv" Peter Griffin knows is "John Wayne at the First Thanksgiving".

I think Nurse Betty was one of the best non-mainstream mainstream films a major studio has released. Also, Your Friends & Neighbors was about emotional and sexual emptiness and ONE of it's characters was a misogynist, and I'm pretty sure he was closeted.

D'Fwine got a big laugh from me. As did Virginia and Liz showing up in the same dress.

I love you so much for calling them "book scenes."