Yay! Definitely worth reactivating my HBO Max subscription for a month or two.

The fantastic podcast You’re Wrong About recently did a three-part series about Go Ask Alice and all it’s foibles. Part 3 included an interview with Emerson.

I haven’t thought about Edward Speelers in years, but it looks like he salvaged his career on the TV side of Hollywood, so good for him.

Fine, you’ve talked me into it. I’ll finish writing the Game of Thrones books.

It wouldn’t surprise if we eventually find out that Depp’s team discreetly paid for the services of some overseas bot farms.

Dang it, now I really do have to make some time to watch season 4.

Huh, so American Dad! is basically the flagship show on TBS now?

and the reruns are edited and sped-up to make more room for commercials. Ugh.

Not in the 1700s it didn’t. Maybe that’s the problem with Subway.

Politics likely played more of a role than his “star power”.

Definitely a matter of personal opinion. For me, Disney-era Star Wars hasn’t been any better or worse than anything else out right now. There’s a mix of good, bad, and forgettable but competent. It’s held to a different standard because Star Wars is a seminal movie in the childhoods of millions.

Yep, I would’ve guessed another Pirates outing with Depp was unlikely even before the allegations and legal issues took him out of the limelight.

I’m not sure what the Democratic leadership CAN do, honestly.

It’s another example of that Star Wars instinct to fill in every crack George Lucas missed in his effort to create a fun, romantic space adventure for kids.

He’s got to start now if he’s going to complete the “assholes of Hollywood” interview series.

Honorable mention should also go to Johnny Tsunami ...

Obi-Wan seemed to rely more on traditional filming—location shooting, physical sets, etc.—and it showed that doing Star Wars on a TV budget is super fucking difficult.

Rep. Glenn Grothman (R-Wis.) told Goodell he’s “a little troubled by your embracement of what I call left woke anti-American propaganda”

Maybe it’s a dash of imposter syndrome on the part of the producers? They want Laura Linney, but don’t think their show is good enough to actually ask.

“Tesla and SpaceX CEO and fake latex allergy-haver Elon Musk.”