yesss In Her Shoes is brilliant!!

Sarah Silverman did an episode of Doug Loves Movies a short while back (April or May I think). and some not-present comedian was mentioned. One of the panelists made the show really awkward by talking about this other guy screwing him over or something, even though everyone else there was his friend or at least had…

sadly the lesson from the failure of Our Brand Is Crisis will be: don't turn male driven movies into vehicles for actresses

I know a lot of people like the STD theory, but that seems too simple for me. Personally I like to think that IT represent child sexual abuse. the lack of effective parents, the juxtaposition of sex and childhood imagery and the inevitability of IT coming to find you really hit that theory hard for me

I love the Johnson kids. I like that they get along and do things together

I'm so glad it carried over from last season!

so Bay has a history so it's ok?

this is the kind of thing that comes up when sites like buzzfeed or whatever do articles about sexy guys "it's male objectification!"

yeah!! TV is getting too serialized in my opinion

don't tell me…

the whole "don't they have jobs?" thing has always bugged me, even back in Friends days. WHO CARES. It's a sitcom, not real life. and people bring it up like they're so clever.

they can chill out on it for a while then bring it back in season 6

ugh the way this article is written is gross

the acoustics are amaaaaaaaazing!!!

or was I never really gone?

ok

wow you are really sophisticated and brilliant. can you teach me about comedy?

sorry I'm not targeting you specifically but this is the kind of "keep everyone in a box" mentality that is hurting diversity onscreen

ok sorry for pointing out the inherent biases in the industry and burst your bubble. Off to kill myself, byeeeee!

the only people who "don't care about gender" are white guys who can't see how much their privileged in getting jobs.