Same, including wishing for option #1. Although I’m not sure I’d want to see Jen hulking out to save Prince Charming. I assume that eventually she will need to rescue someone but I don’t want it to be him.

there were only two options for the hook-up:

It’s a joke, similar to the SNL Asian First-off between Bowen Yang and Simu Liu.

*cough*Wongers*cough*

I am all in on a group therapy episode with Steven and Marc trying to make sense of Jake. 

• Josh was in on it. Called that.

oh jesus that’s terrible.

Fire Island represents so much progress! In that gay men can have utterly mediocre and instantly forgettable comedies, too.

Yep, the US version of Ghosts is good actually, which was a very pleasant surprise.

Oh for sure!

“Characters have sex and use actual swear words.”

His future is bright.  SUPER bright.  Nuclear fusion bright.

Oh cool, what happens on Scariff? I’ve become quickly attached to Cassian and want to know how bright his future is. 

at least we don’t have to go back to Tatooine yet again

Grint is currently in a show called Servant.  He’s easily the best thing about it.

 Except for the John Williams diss, but nobody's perfect. 

And his main bitch (if people actually do read his dailies) was that the direction was focused mainly on the movement of the cameras and the blocking.

I’ll admit that aside from the wonderful Hedwig’s Theme, his Sorcerer’s Stone is not among my favorite scores.  Certainly not as good as the Prisoner of Azkaban. But ‘hideous’? No.  

“Hideous score by John Williams”?!?

“Always” is Snape’s line in the last book and movie that communicates that he loved Harry’s mother and always will. It’s super famous in Harry Potter fandom.