Was it actually his fault, though? Obviously the act itself was, but was it planned as part of the show and the costume just didn’t hold up? Did he specifically blame her for it afterwards? Like, was he an active participant in the shittiness, or just someone who escaped blame because sexism?

Chapek will probably find some way to make up the money. I mean, there’s no more free FastPasses or magic bands at the Disney parks. Maybe they’ll start charging for air.

So it took them 2 years from launch to have a quarter that didn’t meet expectations, but still probably outpaced Peacock, Paramount+, Apple+, and HBOmax+?

the bit about not talking to Dunst on set is misleading- in the NYTimes article Dunst talks about how they went to dinner together every week and how wonderfully nice he was. It was ONLY on set that he didn’t talk to her because only on set was he fully in character at all times.

This is exactly the sort of shit that makes me want to pirate games. I haven’t even really dipped my toe into the wide world of game piracy yet, but the fact that on-disc games are moving towards becoming indistinguishable from digital copies is a line too far for me.

I feel like it’s easy to guess it’s a licensing issue here.

“Greg, you Ichabod Crane fuck!” is one of my favourite lines from the entire series so far.

Shiv’s arc makes sense- she was never really a liberal, just someone that liked to play the image of independent liberal woman because she wanted to pretend she was better than her father and the rest of the family, and also because Kendall was way ahead of her in the, uh, Succession line.

The point of all that wasn’t to have a nice lunch and leisurely stroll, it was to get them together alone away from their respective parties to talk to each other and to wind them up to do what he wanted for them. They got lost out there and wandered around on purpose in order to prolong negotiations.

I don’t think Gerri is playing Roman, really. I think she likes him and wants him to succeed and is setting him up for that by keeping him out of his own way. Keeping Tattoo Man as back pocket leverage is the smarter play. 

When Logan gets to be personable and charming, it really shows how someone like that could become so powerful and become such a “self-made man.” He always says “I know people,” and he really does. That’s what his kids don’t get. They have an idea of what people are like based on what their dad has taught them, but…

I found it weird that his decision was made offscreen. The Tom convo scene did not feel like he had made up his mind completely but maybe I'm wrong.  

Another reason why phasing out physical media altogether might not be so great. You cant take hard copies away from their owners due to licensing issues but with digital, if they dont want to renew the license (or cant), then that game is gone until they do.

But their rabbit is definitely going to die!

Isn’t that just something you say after having a kid that doesn’t die? He’s doesn’t strike me as smart enough to be that cruel.

I think he thought it was funny, but it really isn’t.

Anyone who thinks blowing that post up all over twitter was an act of kindness to Anna Faris is a fucking moron.

...Except that claim came entirely from the author of this article and not a single twitter user (“blue checkmark” or otherwise) really implied it?

The anti-Pratt thing was fun for a while, but now it’s mostly unadulterated assholery.