Fallon’s writer’s room might have the worst “funny in theory/funny in practice” ratio ever. None of those bits are bad ideas on paper, and none of them are funny when put on their feet.
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Fuck, Jimmy Fallon is awful.
Agree with you 100%
I think that’s a really great point. And one thing I wish I could have, and should have, made more clear is delineating a personal act of forgiveness vs the spectacle of it. I don’t know if Brandt intended for it to be a spectacle, but because it was filmed, because it was such a high profile case, and because the…
Hoo Boy. The Boomer Signal is flashing above gotham. Get ready to be (at best) sea lioned to death by a legion of Doo-wop loving, hippie to yuppie without hitching a step latent racist #NotAllBoomers.
CATASS AND I DEMAND THE CHIEF QUEEF BRIEF!
Apples are a gateway fruit to honeydews.
We have multiple editors. I don’t see every article. But, as I said, the buck still stops with me about what we publish.
Yes! I do this a lot, particularly with family and sometimes with friends. How does he have such a hard time with that?
If one has a propensity to overplan and wants to break that habit, then great, fine. But I don’t understand the group meal thing and letting the unenlightened ones have a ‘small victory’... is having everyone share the dishes some sort of food critic thing? I care not what others order and would never expect to be…
It could be another Face/Off type thing.
THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
Yeah idk what part of that was definitive. I guess because the group split up but clearly they were setting up those stories to be told.
It felt like a definitive ending? The season 3 finale left a lot of hanging threads. I’m thrilled it’s coming back; ending a show without giving the creators a chance to wrap things up is lame.
Forget it, Jake; it’s Florida Woman.
Yo - where’s Bojack?
not to mention know all about that archives security guard’s whole past about her missing sister, even her name, is more than just ‘a lucky guess’.
Throughout Hateful Eight, I couldn’t stop thinking, “Sally wouldn’t have allowed this.”
Same with Pulp Fiction.
If you ask me, the most deserved Oscar is Verna Fields’ for editing Jaws.