Selling out is a bullshit concept anyway. They’re professionals who do a job. Good for any director who has the security to pick and choose what films they pursue, but there’s nothing wrong with taking a job that puts food on the table.

One each.

I never said it was typical. I did say, however, that if both parties are mature about it and neither party did something egregiously wrong, there should be no reason why they can’t remain friends after if they so choose.

What a weird and ignorant comment to make.

DGA health care has specific requirements about work days logged (as indicated in the Tweet). It’s great health care that anyone would bust their ass to keep. Some of the wealthiest people in Hollywood use it for good reason. So, just because they weren’t destitute doesn’t mean they had no motivation to keep great…

Jesus fucking Christ the assholes on here with such sad lives that they have to dream things up to get angry about.

ke wasn’t broke either, he just wasn’t acting. 

LOL who are their fans saying this?? these guys may be “indie darlings” but first they were acclaimed COMMERCIAL directors. You know, the art form that only exists to sell product. Hilarious that people are giving them shit for selling out. 

I think the more you watch, the clearer it is that not only are the kids not that smart, none of the characters are. Even Logan. All these “titans of industry” aren’t better or smarter than us, just more immoral and lucky.

Logan is more ruthless than smart. Willing to cross lines that others won’t, not outthinking everyone.

Beard’s little shrieks every time Zava was mentioned were priceless to me.

I have to think that was deliberate, to make the viewer underestimate him as much as the rest of the Roy family seems to. He’s a lurker who is not going to stick his head up too high for fear of getting it cut off, but clearly picks his spots when opportunity arises.

Favorite jokes was an underplayed one too. It was Beard matter-of-factly telling Ted that his girlfriend is still threatened by how close they are and Ted just accepting it like they’d clearly talked about it before. 

I think I’d be more in agreement about its overstuffed nature being a problem if I didn’t like the individual bits so much. While I continue to find Rupert as the emperor a little too over the top (and the humanization of Katy Wix’s ad exec a little too predictable—everyone in this universe is secretly humane and…

Not even Logan is, really. One of my favorite scenes of the series is Stewy, a seeming dolt, not only no-selling Logan’s entire schtick but being utterly bored with it because he knows only the promise of more money matters at this point. It really made me flip my perspective on Logan as someone who is simply a…

The world’s worst hit-men.

Yeah, I feel like she and Quinta had the biggest range, running from nerd to normal to obnoxious. I gotta take this opportunity to also say that Gabrielle Dennis is underrated though for her skill at physical comedy, she impresses me with that even when the writing falls flat!

I want a spinoff where Tom and Greg solve crimes...badly. Or do anything together really. 

Don’t acknowledge recappers. This asshat revealed the character’s final fate in like.... the first paragraph of this.

“Every war ever” is practically reductio ad absurdum, but there is an old saying that winning the war is harder than winning the peace.  I think that’s a more subtle reading of what they are trying to get at.