Fortunately, Pamela Anderson had the presence of mind to carry a camcorder with her at all times and captured the exact moment when Tim Allen flashed her and, so there was no confusion about consent, she turned the camera on herself and said, “I didn’t consent to that!” while maintaining a perfect frown.

Idk, Joffrey was from a smaller house but he was still a nobleman, and Criston, despite being Kingsguard, is a commoner. It’s immersion-breaking to me that he didn’t at least lose his post.

GoT had likable characters you could root for and part of it’s appeal was in watching those likable characters finally have good things happen to them. As of this point, HoTD really has none and it’s a problem. I was/am kind of rooting for Rhaenyra but she’s not really doing much show-wise to make me want to root for…

I don’t know if we’re supposed to be on her side, but I do think we’re to understand how she went from this very naive girl to someone who will slowly lose her humanity to protect her children. Whatever horrible things are to come, she would never have done horrible things if she hadn’t been forced to marry into the…

Is there any reason why Criston was able to keep his post after banging Rhaenyra and beating a guy’s face in, but Harwin didn’t? Are we supposed to see that as a show of Alicent’s power vs. Rhaenyra’s? Because I only got there through logic, not anything in the storytelling.

Are we supposed to be on Alicent’s side, because I’m kind of...not.

ASOIAF was always largely for the types of dudes who relate to Tyrion and Sam: they nerd out on battle strategy and probably have a favorite war. 

Idk, maybe I’m just sick of all this. It’s supposed to be Mature Fantasy for Grown-Ups but no matter how much of a cultural phenomenon it’s become it all feels like something made for the least socially adjusted guy in your high school’s D&D club.

Melissa was always funny but SNL seemed to only really put Aidy Bryant as the main woman in almost any skit with a famous person.

Not surprised Melissa Villaseñor is leaving, she was bizarrely underused but it’s been a crowded cast. Mmaybe she’ll find her own path post-SNL, like Jenny Slate has. Sometimes it’s just no the right fit.

One the Flash as a character is a tentpole of the IP, so if you made the product you run with it. I think if you asked the casual movie goer if they knew Batgirl was a comic book character they would say no.

One the Flash as a character is a tentpole of the IP, so if you made the product you run with it. I think if you asked the casual movie goer if they knew Batgirl was a comic book character they would say no.

also i highly doubt there’s a person out there who has absolutely no awareness of batgirl but is super excited about a flash movie.

“I think if you asked the casual movie goer if they knew Batgirl was a comic book character they would say no.”

there were also reports before that it was so good it might get a theatrical release. what a coincidence that as soon as the new guy takes over it’s irredeemably bad.

If anyone actually believes that Batgirl supposedly ‘testing poorly’ is the reason they completely shitcanned it, then they’re just as dumb as WB wants them to be.

You know, if they need a replacement guy to play the Flash, I hear Grant Gustin’s free pretty soon.

Yeah, after reading this, the allegations excerpted in the memoir are very tame compared to the rumors that have been going around since the mid-’00s. Although it’s worth noting I know of at least one outlet that tried and failed to substantiate any of the really salacious rumors.

I’m not sure I’ve ever seen an in depth reporting on him

It’s obviously Dan Schneider, about whom rumors have been rife for years, that he used his shows and his twitter accounts to indulge in fetish and to exploit underage actors. And then there are the circumstances surrounding his sudden exit from Nickelodeon.