They should create a new category for Ronald Gladden. Like, best guest appearance on a reality show or something.

I do voiceover work. I did a bunch early yesterday and then walked to the store wearing a KN95. When I got back home, my throat was too sore to do any more v/o. Maybe she screwed up her throat in transit. I mean, I could talk and whatnot, but I couldn’t have done any sort of performance.

When are we getting a Ted Chiang anthology series?!?

I’m literally right now employed as an editor/revisor of some pretty terrible writing and I haven’t seen a run-on sentence this bad in at least three weeks.

I always wondered why the guy who played Steve Lattimer didn’t become a bigger action star-type. He had a lot of charisma.

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A lot of people think he’s on the way to redemption after scripting/creating the HBO’s The Leftovers and then HBO’s Watchmen series. Both of those got pretty good reviews.

I’d follow a show with a burned-out Wesley back at the academy teaching a group of brilliant but “problem” students. Star Trek meets Head of the Class.

Like Hellboy, do ya? How about if you smoke a whole PACK of Hellboy?!?

Don’t forget Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.

I used to see him riding around in his giant black convertible land yacht in Williamsburg in the early Aughts. He never drove more than 10 miles per hour and seemed to be obeying traffic laws.

Why is this guy not focusing on Severance? Does he hat accolades and money?!?

He’s not wrong about Below Deck. It’s quite genius. I remember when the Real World tried to give jobs to its cast and it always failed. Below Deck works because from the onset, cast members have to be able to at least do the job, if not well. They have to cooperate to accomplish nearly anything. On top of that, you…

Does anybody know what, exactly, the Glass Onion and Top Gun Maverick screenplays were adapted from?

There are rumors that not just Cassavetes, but also Peter Falk, was largely responsible for the directing duties for Etude in Black.

I’ve never been a huge Chucky fan even though I love Brad Doriff and I thought Bride of Chucky was kinda fun because of Jennifer Tilly. I just always thought it was a bit of a one-joke “the doll is actually evil” cheap premise. Having said that, the TV show is absolutely fantastic.

And to think we once made fun of the Jeremy Renner App, only to now realize we desperately need it.

Fun fact: In the original, Michael Biehn, Pierce Brosnan, Kevin Costner, Harrison Ford, Richard Gere, Mel Gibson, Don Johnson, Michael Keaton, Ray Liotta, Liam Neeson, Michael Nouri, Gary Oldman, Robert Patrick, Bill Paxton, Ron Perlman, Dennis Quaid, Gary Sinise, Bruce Willis, and James Woods were all considered to…

It’s funny how nobody realizes the best way to make Superman interesting is to kill him and bring him back.

Just started watching this show. It’s pretty amazing. It’s sort of like, “What if The Wire was a comedy?” with Englewood being the stand in for Baltimore. It follows the common man trying to survive, the criminal element, the cops, the politicians, and a little bit of the media. If they added a school, or perhaps a…