NO THEY HAVE NOT

GAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

Cusack FTW. Her performance is so complex and interesting and nobody talks about it, awards it (there was…one Emmy nom?) or praises it enough.

It isn't, because A League of Their Own is.

FUCK TAPES

That was their Spin cover. Great story. He comes off like someone who asked his pretty girlfriend to sing in his band then got real pissed off when she dumped him, became the focus of the band, and was about to leave him behind completely.

Shelby told Norma she's so beautiful she makes his heart hurt. I remember because I yelled "WORD!"

Nope he wanted a place to live.

Poor fucking Sheila, about to have everything taken away.

Yeah that was an odd bit of snobbery from someone who knows better. This isn't the early 90s.

This show's main problem is that Norman supposedly has serial killer charisma but actually looks like/comports himself like a background character in Freaks and Geeks. That one girl would be drawn to him is passably believable, but not that carful too, unless they're a witches' coven.

Since Norman was her saviour it ties up psycho-sexual feelings in addition to protecting this woman he has a fucked-up relationship with already. I hated that scene but I get it.

That kid is not a great actor, let's keep him on the sidelines please. MORE DEBBIE!

I think it's the oversized nose ring.

He is a terrible overactor and clearly gay. Get him out of there and let him take Dan Palladino too.

When Debbie puts the Hershey's Kiss on Fiona's knee? Amazing.

Not even a conflict just straight-up dumb. Warren Leight defended it saying Tyson had "paid his dues" but it's not like there aren't 1000 other actors in New York who could've done it and also MIKE TYSON IS NOT EVEN AN ACTOR. And poor Mariska was in every scene with him—her foundation made a statement saying they…

It was going great until Mike Tyson.

Oh fuck off.

Fun fact: Lauren Graham and Scott Patterson hated each other.
Fun fact 2: I LIKE RANCH CHIPS