We need Enrico Pallazzo now more than ever!

I’m really not sure why people still insist that Alicent should have heard her dying husband say their son’s name and the word “prince” and assume he was talking about his ancestor. Alicent didn’t know the story, and the “grammar” of the show was that it was Viserys’ failure by keeping things from his wife. We were…

I don’t think it’s a minority opinion, most people really don’t give a shit.

Probably minority opinion: The nepo baby issue is overrated. The last name gets you the interview, you get yourself the job. And she’s absolutely right that the expectations are higher.

Paul Walter Hauser was responsible for the script for Richard Jewell, even scenes in which his character played no part?

I still love it, saw it on the big screen for the first time a few years back and laughed my ass off. The writing may not be as good as his old stuff but the actors all have such great timing and delivery they more than make up for the script.

Actually, she can't relate to desperation.

A child star who grows up to be hot and blonde and sings catchy pop songs.?That formula has been churning out pop stars for decades.

That’s bizarre. How can it possibly be worth playing now if it’s that far from “officially” releasing?

Hey George, shut the fuck up & get to writing. Never finishing A Song of Ice & Fire is one of the biggest fuck you to fans ever.

People who say “this is still on?” are still around?

So you spend the entire article telling us the multitude of ways the show fails in every aspect of it’s presentation, admit that it was universally hated by people on both sides of the culture war, (One of the few pieces of content they DO agree on), and yet still feed us the same old tired, “Unjustified condemnation…

“Someone called me a Nazi in the comments”

What are you referring to?

Literally why do you even care. Most people who associate Bethesda with the licence probably weren’t even alive when numbers before 3 existed, so he’s probably more of an expert than you are.

rooted in her firing from Star Wars series The Mandalorian

I never bought into the idea that they were awful people, just heightened versions of the stereotypical cynical and self-centered New Yorker. They spent a lot of time helping various friends out, etc., and only dipped into truly bad behavior when cornered (Jerry stealing the marble rye, for instance).

Wasn’t a thing at the AVC at the time. Everyone wanted to Anne Fapaway.

Getting a little sick of something happening that is clearly a deliberate homage to an old Simpsons joke and people saying, “Wow, The Simpsons predicted it again!”

right but marketing has changed in the last 40 years.