So, a handful of writers sat out this episode and, as a result, it turned out to be the best of the season. If I were Lorne, I’d thank those writers for identifying themselves as the problem and give them their walking papers.
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It requires a 2/3 majority of Velmas.
“Home Improvement but with more Trumpism!”
Maybe a controversial take but The Santa Clause 2 wasn’t very good either. Come to think of it, the original Santa Clause isn’t good.
“Strange response” from someone who, hitherto has been known for reasonable, measured commentary.
More like Amsterdon’t—AMIRITE?
In the immortal words of Norm Macdonald:
He’s not just pompous; he’s also unbelievably stupid.
My guess for the next Mathew Perry book excerpt: “Betty White kept trying to give me comedy advice for like, 20 minutes. Finally I had to kick the old broad in the face just to shut her up.”
could he BE more self-aggrandizing?
To be fair, no one told Perry life was gonna be this way.
That’s the joke I came for.
You’ll have to read the book to find out.
Please don’t encourage the dumb made up words.
The other thing I find striking here is the lengths to which the various power players involved seem to be going to protect Ezra Miller. They’re not Brad Pitt famous or Cate Blanchett talented or Tom Hanks beloved — how many rank and file Americans are even familiar with Ezra Miller? Is America suffering from a bad…
...and yet Less Than Jake.
Ok, let’s get that one out of the way.
Oh, what, so Issa Rae thinks she’s Better than Ezra?!
he’s really in his peak “man yells a clouds” years.
Do I have to bring out that old line about ...
that’s why it’s called show BUSINESS and not show ART ??
Ironically, the tone of this article isn’t nearly snarky enough - TJ Miller talked with Adam Corolla about how shitty Ryan Reynolds is, and the headline isn’t “Second-Worst Guy From Silicon Valley Dumps on Ryan Reynolds to Second-Worst Guy From Loveline.”