They’ve got to have Olyphant appear at some point. He’d fit this show like he fits that hat.

People who think that Vader was just a vocal performance are nuts. Prowse brought real physicality and a terrifying aura to the character. Every time he so much as tilted his head, or wordlessly strode into a room, he absolutely owned the space. He could have been an awkward mess but Prowse rocked every moment he was…

I’ll be your Huckleberry.

I haven’t seen any comments yet on the Tombstone call back with Biehn. “I got no quarrel with you...” and the pistol duel. Sweet

Someone should countersue him for all the Dinner for Five episodes he ruined

...a largely forgettable step on Vince Vaughn’s descent into the swamp of romantic comedy blandness.

For the people saying he signed a contract, etc... Watch “My Next Guest with David Letterman” on Netflix. He tells his reason for walking away from the show

I can’t believe Maher escaped #metoo unscathed.

Not only did Dave Chappelle sell his show directly and knowingly to Comedy Central, he then screwed them and his whole production over completely by going batshit, ending the show on a whim, and running away to another continent for nebulous reasons. Like one of those old Warner Brothers cartoons where someone packs…

So basically when Dave quit his show in 2004 the agreement allowed him to keep some of the DVD rights but he gave up the streaming rights. In 2004 DVD rights were worth a lot and streaming rights were worth nothing. Now it’s 2020 and streaming rights are worth a lot and DVD rights are worth nothing. Dave is not happy…

the whole story hinges on, is how ViacomCBS controls Chappelle’s Show now and doesn’t have to give him any part of it because of a contract he signed before he left the show.

I honestly thought Odis’ OCD issues (particularly his delays with opening doors) would have a story pay off because it was highlighted so many times in the series.

I had to stop reading this review after you refer to Odis’s “twitchiness” and suggested that it needed to have relevance to the storyline. Why does the observable manifestation of OCD have to have a plot purpose? Does a character being left-handed, or brown-haired, have to serve a plot purpose?

I really enjoyed Josto and Gaetano being buddy-buddy as brothers for a few episodes, which has been a way more fun interaction than Gaetano looking around at stuff creepily. Gaetano being the reasonable one in various interactions was fun, too. 

Oh come on, Ethelrida is cool too.

This entire season has been interesting. Zach just has some incredibly odd takes on things. Absolutely can’t wait for the finale. 

Gaetano’s death seemed like more of an Elmore Leonard move to me. It’s the way White Boy Bob dies in Out of Sight, and one of the Crowe brothers trips and falls on his own knife in season 5 of Justified when going after Raylan, which seems appropriate since Timothy Olyphant did his marshal thing in this show this…

I believe I read somewhere that Dick Schroder lives in Idaho with his many children, and was arrested for domestic violence a couple times. So, checked off all the right-wing crazy boxes!

There’s a line between the jingoistic furor and war mongering over “terrorism” in the wake of 9/11 and the current domestic terror threats (which are essentially mainstream right wing ideologies) that cannot be forgotten. Entertainment media like FOX News is a breeding ground for lonely basement boy incels, who really…

And to add to that, the motherfucker who bought the gun for him didn’t want to give it to him when he asked for it, but was too much of a fucking pussy because he didn’t want Rittenhouse to “throw a bitch fit.”