Yeah, I definitely did not mean Boston (or Princeton, NJ or Ithaca, etc.). That is a totally different situation.

Just out of curiosity, at what Ivy League school are students doing things like this?

I disagree with the criticism and think Koppelman's pod is great.
But: Noah Emmerich, Giamatti, Foley, Maggie, Kerry Bishe (booked a guest spot), his wife, Levien, John Dahl (who directed Rounders).
I think it's great when he interviews people he has a history with. The discussions are intimate and engaged. But he does…

Okay, that's fair (though what the other auditonees explicitly said about that wasn't shown). I shouldn't have phrased it that way.

Hey, the review has it backwards. The diverse filmmaking group (the woman and the asian male directing team) was the only group NOT to express an issue with the portrayal of an African-American female (who was a hooker beaten by her white pimp. Damon's point was that you might get diversity in terms of who directs the…

I was attempting to imply everything you said with my earlier statement: "he's a cop and not a criminal**—and he's probably terrible at his job. Point clear."
(**By criminal, I mean, "ended up in jail".)

No mention of how similar this was to Eddie?
I loved this episode for the same reason I loved that episode.
Maybe it's because Louis and I have somewhat similar backgrounds; but I find this is such a realistic portrayal of the way the "high school bully" actually turns out: alone, angry, deluded and nostalgiac. And…