I truly hope he eventually gets back to his community organizing roots. Because we need it now more than ever.

Totally agree here, and I'd say Six Degrees of Separation may be that exception. He was still doing a variation of his Will Smith schtick, but he added a lot of awesome nuance that—back then—made me very hopeful for his range.

I dig.

The man has some great peepers.

OK so I'll probably get blasted for this. While I appreciate the lovely storytelling going on in this episode, it's very clear to me that this show overall doesn't get how life works. Maybe it's because I'm a decade older than the demo represented and targeted. But seriously, people don't generally experience the…

Ugh. The second time I watched this film, I fast-forwarded through Holden's scenes — which are a lot. They were the worst. Frankly, the story is solid enough without him, until the finale, I suppose.

Would guys really remember a woman's specific outfit from a specfic occasion (sexual encounter or otherwise)? Seems highly unlikely. A seemingly wise buddy of mine once told me "Men see shapes, not colors."

Agreed. I thought the whole "Step back!" command was especially over the top. Maybe it would have felt less cliche if a court bailiff barked it.

Agreed. I thought the whole "Step back!" command was especially over the top. Maybe it would have felt less cliche if a court bailiff barked it.

No talk of Gloria Trillo as the other lady lawyer? I had such the girl crush on her when she was on The Sopranos. Still looking good I think … ?

No talk of Gloria Trillo as the other lady lawyer? I had such the girl crush on her when she was on The Sopranos. Still looking good I think … ?

I'm with you on this one. Most media don't pay that much attention to random blogs like this one. In the real world, this story would indeed get lost in the noise.

I'm with you on this one. Most media don't pay that much attention to random blogs like this one. In the real world, this story would indeed get lost in the noise.

I also thought it was weird that the 27th floor looked like a vanilla shell. I mean, if the firm had just vacated, it seems the office layout should have still been intact. To see it in full tear-down/demolition mode already was strange to me.

I also thought it was weird that the 27th floor looked like a vanilla shell. I mean, if the firm had just vacated, it seems the office layout should have still been intact. To see it in full tear-down/demolition mode already was strange to me.

How about The Piano? Woman-written and -directed movie, with a naked Harvey Keitel and a mute Holly Hunter in it to boot. Loved it.

How about The Piano? Woman-written and -directed movie, with a naked Harvey Keitel and a mute Holly Hunter in it to boot. Loved it.

Avatar for sure

Avatar for sure

Ooops. Topic covered sufficiently elsewhere in this discussion!