I also assume it made him available for B99, so again, the right choice.

If he never left, we would never get Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping, so he made the right choice

Oh, like you weren’t already doing that.

...and selling, like, 10 pages of monologue in JFK...

I just finished watching the entire run of the original Doctor Who. (I refuse to binge watch so it took a looooong time.) Ian Chesterton really was one of the best companions the Doctor had. I’m sorry to see him go, but I’m glad we had him as long as we did.

An absolute legend who lived a long and incredible life. I was delighted that he got to make that cameo in 2022. 

and with that, Kinja gets one step closer to the experience of sitting on a CB radio in the Flying J parking lot.

He will never top his most iconic Disney role so I don’t see the point

“Yeah, there’s a secret government plot to catch a sadistic serial killer and I, a simple concession stand worker know all about it.”

I’ll throw Shallow Grave into the ring.

Paterson Joseph, perhaps best known by many reading this as Mark’s weird boss in the aughts British comedy staple Peep Show

Ok, Fat Mr. Peanut

Not even Bruce Springsteen’s Calvin Klein ad?

Can’t believe Short isn’t a 5-timer.

This franchise is really kind of a miracle. Still under the control of the same guy who created it, who has kept every bit of it full canon even through some wild tone swings, and it seems like just about every actor from its history is happy to come back on a level only before seen in Cobra Kai. And it even survived…

I just don’t understand how an enormously successful film director from the UK gets knighted before me, even though I’m an American who’s accomplished nothing and is, by most accounts, a burden on society.

Bill Hader has too much taste for that. Besides, if he does any biopic - it’s gotta be Joe Dante’s Roger Corman script. Hader is fucking magnificent as Corman.

Well, yeah, what with all those taxpayer-funded robot parts.

I bestow upon you our highest honor:

Despite being a registered sex offender, Peck continued to work in Hollywood after his conviction, including on the Disney Channel series The Suite Life Of Zack And Cody.