Keep in mind Harmon's lack of professionalism and insistence on last-minute rewrites was notorious for turning the already grueling 12- to 14-hour days into 18- to 20-hour days. (And yes, the actors weren't the ones who got the brunt of that as compared to the writers and the crew, but still.)

I think it was Louis CK who talked about how despite the idea that comedians are "thick-skinned" they often seem to be way more sensitive people who take minor things way more seriously than the rest of us.

I think it was Louis CK who talked about how despite the idea that comedians are "thick-skinned" they often seem to be way more sensitive people who take minor things way more seriously than the rest of us.

Abed was the center of all kinds of sentiment in Season 3; the Pillows and Blankets thing, the Dreamatorium episode where he broods about being stuffed in a locker, etc. He didn't really need more of it.

Abed was the center of all kinds of sentiment in Season 3; the Pillows and Blankets thing, the Dreamatorium episode where he broods about being stuffed in a locker, etc. He didn't really need more of it.

Witnessing all the shit-flinging and politicking and bickering and retcons that went into compiling the Bible would be a good thing for many religious people to see.

Witnessing all the shit-flinging and politicking and bickering and retcons that went into compiling the Bible would be a good thing for many religious people to see.

"The Creation of Man, the Fall — JESUS, DAD, WHEN ARE YOU JUST GOING TO TELL US HOW YOU MET OUR MOTHER?!"

"The Creation of Man, the Fall — JESUS, DAD, WHEN ARE YOU JUST GOING TO TELL US HOW YOU MET OUR MOTHER?!"

When he first quit doing Star Wars back in the 1980s he said he wanted to take a break from the media hype and do some really artistic, limited-release small films where he could stop having to be the Star Wars guy and really just play around with the medium and indulge his artistic side and push himself to be the…

When he first quit doing Star Wars back in the 1980s he said he wanted to take a break from the media hype and do some really artistic, limited-release small films where he could stop having to be the Star Wars guy and really just play around with the medium and indulge his artistic side and push himself to be the…

I'd be interested in seeing all the immense work Marcia Lucas, George Lucas' creative partner, editor and wife put in on Star Wars, before the messy divorce that led to Lucas declaring her an unperson and — with a really creepy degree of success — getting everyone to downplay and edit out of history her tremendous…

I'd be interested in seeing all the immense work Marcia Lucas, George Lucas' creative partner, editor and wife put in on Star Wars, before the messy divorce that led to Lucas declaring her an unperson and — with a really creepy degree of success — getting everyone to downplay and edit out of history her tremendous…

But Lucas claims that the guy in the fursuit was just a stand-in — the plan was always for Jabba to be some kind of alien monster, they just couldn't put together anything within their budget constraints in time and decided that actually having Jabba be a human in a fursuit was too silly to ship.

But Lucas claims that the guy in the fursuit was just a stand-in — the plan was always for Jabba to be some kind of alien monster, they just couldn't put together anything within their budget constraints in time and decided that actually having Jabba be a human in a fursuit was too silly to ship.

Yeah, I can't listen to people who have regular jobs complain about the pettiness and unfairness of the "corporate world" because it's so much more brutal in any kind of creative field. There are thousands of times more protections put in place to make sure that the way you are treated is "fair" when you work in data…

Yeah, I can't listen to people who have regular jobs complain about the pettiness and unfairness of the "corporate world" because it's so much more brutal in any kind of creative field. There are thousands of times more protections put in place to make sure that the way you are treated is "fair" when you work in data…

It would've been more realistic and darker and, potentially, way more interesting if Daphne had found out Niles' secret and been horrified/disgusted/repulsed/freaked out/filled with a terrible pity.

It would've been more realistic and darker and, potentially, way more interesting if Daphne had found out Niles' secret and been horrified/disgusted/repulsed/freaked out/filled with a terrible pity.

There really is no good way to have the conversation about the simple fact that so many people really, really love doing something that they just aren't good enough at to make other people enjoy it and probably never will be.