LOL, you think I did this for you.
You wrote it sport, now deal with it.
I’m surprised you give a shit given your previous philosophy on bodies.
His kids look adorable! What in the world could someone pick on them about?!
But did you see Baby Driver. He’s adorable in that.
I wasn’t on the I Hate Ansel Elgort train before, but I was on a plane last week that played Fault in Our Stars (I could not escape!) and now I’m the engineer, ticket-taker and brakeperson. Never thought I’d live to see the day when I’d be happy a kid died of cancer, but that’s the magic of Ansel Elgort, I guess.
Oh, and the scene where Paul Reiser threateningly tells the other doctors to “say that to me again” in regards to letting Will die was the moment I finally realized that Paul Reiser was not a corporate villain a la Aliens, which really surprised me given the just multitude of Aliens references this season.
“Hey, dickheads... how come the only one helping me out is this random girl?”
What part of Gelman’s character says “I am a responsible adult”?
Finn Wolfhard’s character in It was pretty much how I swore when I was his age.
Mike misses El so much, that another girl’s presence within the group just heightened his sense of loss and trauma. Given his age I think it’s an understandable reaction.
Watching the kid playing Will hold his own in scenes with David Harbour and Winona Ryder in season two was impressive.
The kid playing Will Byers is amazing in S2 too. I’ve been really impressed with everybody, but Byers in particular
Also: Millie Bobby Brown is such a superior actor to the freaking ET puppet that the comparison becomes pointless.
And because he is gay he can’t prey on a minor?
Jezebel, a 26 year old does not make a “sexual advance” on a 14 year old. A 26 year old attempts rape on a 14 year old. Even if the “advance” was “welcomed” or “accepted”, it’d still be rape. You should know better, even if Mr Rapp used that phrase
He was the lead in Goonies, the real hero of Lord of the Rings, and fucking Rudy. Why isn’t he in more stuff?
I just want to express how much I enjoyed seeing Sean Astin in this. The guy really is an underrated actor. Bob is exactly the person I’d think of if you told me to imagine a guy running a small town Radio Shack in the mid 80's. Astin brings exactly the right amount of good natured banality to the role