I think Sorkin is like M Night Shyamalan, he’s capable of delivering every now and then and that is always celebrated but his signature style gets really tiresome, repetitive and formulaic when the material isn’t there.

I sometimes suspect people who hover around failing websites posting snide remarks all day may not be all that happy with their lives.

I don’t think this movie is going to be talked about for an eternity. Maybe two more weeks.

I think it’s a common complaint with The Handmaid’s Tale too.

Get with the times, the only quirky actor they’re allowed to cast now is Timothee Chalamet.

You’re of course talking about that run in the comics where he married Pittsburgh Penguin Mario Lemieux, and I for one found their whirlwind romance positively enchanting. 

She’s in her 60s and this could be the end of her career in Corporate America no matter what she does. It might be better for her to take them down and write a book or something.

It’s certainly possible but this show doesn’t always take the most obvious path nor are its characters on conventional arcs. 

The last frontier for Kendall is success and to have a big win. Probably ending in failure or going to jail for the drowning incident but as Jesse Baker said it’s likely Gerri and possibly Roman will be on the outs and suddenly on his side.

Greg’s a fixer upper with almost unlimited potential. He’s a family insider at a megacorporation run on nepotism after all. He’s also decent looking and tall (which anywhere but here and Veep is a major asset.) His biggest drawbacks are the social awkwardness that comes with terrible parenting and a complete lack of…

I don’t think that has to be the case. But I’m also over trying to predict what comes next. 

Yeah, five seasons is absurd with this material. I dunno...

Just the other day I saw a Role/Hemp sticker on a Cadillac.

In the comic strip Daddy Warbucks is a WWI profiteer who made millions selling munitions then has a crisis of conscience about it later. Yeah, the name is literal, and he’s kind of an interesting character though the politics of Little Orphan Annie in general are kind of suspect. 

I don’t think it’s as much an issue now but even 15-20 years ago being out would disqualify a gay man from playing the lead in romantic comedies, the best they could hope for would be comic relief sidekick.

I’m from an awful part of Texas and it does not look like that and the people do not look like that. Admittedly I’m biased here as when it comes to what to do about Texans I’m on the side of Leatherface.

Is she a ghost in Ghosted because she died in No Time To Die?

Capturing the subject’s energy matters a lot more than looking exactly like them. Nothing I’ve seen Kidman in suggests she has Lucille Ball’s physicality or comic timing or other not-quite-definable traits. 

It’s definitely a guilty pleasure and I do mean guilty.

For a brief moment there it looked like AJ had the makings of a varsity athlete.