Seems like he's struggling to reconcile an obvious empathy for rape and sexual assault survivors with the reality that his past actions don't square to the code he now believes in.

Honestly, Planet Earth is one of the most engrossing and visually arresting things I've ever watched. I know the real world is out there and you can get off your ass to Africa any damn time, but these almost feel like an essential service.

Surely a man named Larry Kidkill would have a better sense of humour?

Dashing good looks, a magnetic on-screen persona, and Swiss Watch comedic timing?

Hey this is a earnest-free zone

There is literally a lynching montage set to "Strange Fruit" (EDIT: Which this review apparently found quite affecting. YMMV but I was rolling my eyes at the on-the-noseness.)

Definitely true, but Parker produced, directed, starred—and co-wrote with Celestin.

I know there are a bunch of jokes to make but it's pretty fucking cool that the Rolling Stones(!) are still putting out records.

He is indeed unrepentant shit, from what I understand.

Steve Harvey pulling 150K/episode to do whatever it is that he does on FF is the real crime here.

*shakes fist*

Westworld has ushered in a shining new era of hanging dong on TV.

martyhart

man i started out nodding my head and then you just turned into some wacko half way through that comment

OK I've been following the development of this show kind of half-assedly through Newswires and I figured Young Pope was the funny name AVC had taken to calling it.

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WHOA let's not say something we're going to regret here.

Yeah I didn't understand the timeline of the resets, or (and this is the most frustrating thing for me, as usual) whether we were supposed to be confused or it was just shoddy storytelling.

Indeed, old chap.

Yeah. it retrospect it's obvious, but there was so much sf "this is how technology works, don't ask" handwaving that I didn't really stop to think about the zoom in, or the world restructuring or whatever it did.