Why does anyone want to be "that person?" Let's leave aside what you just said. First of all, it's television, and even in the US, pay is shit unless you're incredibly successful, with the added bonus of 22-episode seasons, so you have almost no downtime. Congratulations, Rob, you, who could just be happy laundering…

Check out her history. It's all troll comments and talks about the Scalia "assassination."

The conspiracy is a conspiracy?

Miracle Bible Oil?

The Royal Tenenbaums
Black Hawk Down
A Beautiful Mind

That fucking movie. Ugh. Horrible to look at, insulting, full of itself. But not nearly as ridiculous as The Last Castle.

It was a truly transformative year for audience tastes and expectations, driven entirely by the one-two-punch of 9/11 and Lord of the Rings. I watched 50-some of those movies for a review project.

You thought that was tight plotting? The movie consists of Redford in flashback telling Brad Pitt ten different ways "don't do this stupid thing, I will not rescue you," while in the world's least convincing version of 1991, he hijacks the entire national security apparatus to rescue Brad Pitt after he does that…

If the Turkey envoy situation is any indication, he's effectively no longer in power.

She seems to be the one initiating conversation, though! VERISIMILITUDE COMPROMISED!

"You know what my mother used to call me? Alien."

Lies My TV Told Me.

Gal Gadot wants to be in pictures?

I always confuse him with Jonathan Pollard.

They had two good albums, which were not coincidentally their most popular and thus the most easily dismissed by hardcore fans.

"Executive Produced?" Feh! (Sicilian hand gesture)

Worked for Scott Peterson!

I've seen it said aloud in the Reviewniverse, and once heard its name dropped in a passing midday story on our local NPR affiliate a year after the fact.

What a pleasant fellow.

Remember when we were all convinced Gamergate was the biggest story ever, at the same time as the ebola outbreak and ISIS' invasion of Iraq?