Harry Dean Stanton had a long and incredibly productive life, but you can’t help but be sad that future movies and shows won’t be gifted with his wonderfully unique presence. One of a kind, and among the greatest character actors of all time. Time to break out the Repo Man DVD.

I’m ok with Sigourney Weaver being immortal.

Excellent character actor—disappearing into the part but keeping small essentials of Harry Dean intact. Didn’t matter what the role, while other actors were giving a .5 performance, he always gave a 1.25. I sure will miss him popping up unexpectedly on screen; he never failed to be surprising and interesting.

Look at those assholes, ordinary fucking people. I hate ‘em.

An absolute delight whenever he would show up and it’s hard to even think of a favorite role though Paris, Texas first comes to mind. He had a hell of a run RIP.

He was giving good performances in his 90s. What a great character actor.

Damn, he’s in some of my favorite movies, and I guarantee, yours.

I’m so glad we got to see him again in Twin Peaks. His performance conveyed a gentle, empathetic sadness that I wish we could have seen more of. RIP.

Any actor who left behind half of the roles he did would be a legend. They need new words to describe what he did. Just a great, great screen presence.

One of the greatest faces in the history of acting. Total legend. From Alien to Repo Man to Twin Peaks. Immortal in art my good man. RIP HDS.

The book is very good.

Well there was time he wore a tan suit—or that other time he was criticized for chewing gum too much.

1. Bill Clinton’s mean job approval rating, 1st quarter 1993 through 1st quarter, 1999 was 53.8

Hope this is good; the real story is a hell of a thing. Good casting, and well-edited trailer, I’ll say that.

Well, it’s totally Black Widow.

Apparently all you have to do to compel Meryl Streep to star in a movie is trap her in a box with the script, so matters concerning autonomy are up in the air in Hollywoo.

Braff’s unceasing pleas for validation were perhaps the funniest lines in the episode.

“Listen to me, everyone. Please. I’m known for monologues that sum things up at the end of the show. I drive a Prius, which means I’m a good person. Let’s not surrender to our basest instincts. I know times are tough, but I’m sure if we band together and really concentrate on the problem at hand, we can, as a group of…

Fucking idiots.