That's what I thought too. There was no indication in the article that Kanye had said anything about this or was even aware of it.

The only thing I can think is that most Goodwill employees are black, at least in certain parts of the country, so anything with even the most vaguely racial interpretation possible would be considered a bad idea. But that's a gigantic stretch.

He didn't just interrupt the Grammys. He interrupted a recording artist's acceptance speech to essentially say she didn't deserve the award. The victim was much more Taylor Swift than 'The Grammys.' I love Kanye but it was undoubtedly a shitty thing to do.

I was so pissed at Coulson for taking so damn long with his revenge. He hesitated to think about killing Ward for a while, killed him very slowly, spent a good 10 seconds reacting to having killed him, and then slowly sauntered toward the portal. Like, you need to SPRINT motherfucker!

I'm just worried that he won't be able to get off the freighter in time.

McShane is a world-class actor though and Waits is merely a decent one. So it's hard for me to recommend Waits over McShane.

Yeah and it's already a pretty long book. It's just such a hugely expansive concept.

I actually don't love American Gods, really - I thought the world had a lot of potential but the plot was underwhelming (I'm not a big fan of road trip stories). So I'm actually looking for him to elevate the source material.

"In some of my lonelier highschool moments, he was really the only friend I had."

Hey I need to get paired off too. I'm disease-free and good with pets. You?

It's like when that court told me I "need" to pay to replace all that hotel furniture I threw out the window.

It would be impossible to write a satire about him. There's no way you can make the shit he says and does more awful for comedic effect. He's already openly advocating for Nazi policies - I think he'll turn to Jonathan Swift for ideas next.

It's 🔥🔥

Don't worry dude I'm ok.

Pretty sure his character here has been with this unit for thirteen years - and four months.

If only there could have been a character named Williams who could have been a part of their throuple.

But NBC could definitely try their hand at staging an original production of Goodfellas: The Musical.

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I can see what they were going for - it's weird that a show that used to be such a lightning rod is barely even discussed any more - but it just seemed like kind of a needlessly aggressive way to make that point.

Kimmy Schmidt is slightly more dramatic than 30 Rock but only slightly, so we've got that. Granted, that's only had one season and you mentioned "longevity," but it could get there.