The world of business doesnt filter out morons so much as those who lack confidence

"Stone Soup"

For the record I have nothing but love for this show. Education ain't a problem especially when its this digestible.

How many Lowe's would Rob Lowe rob if Rob Lowe could rob Lowe's?

Does Philadelphia Cream Cheese have an impact on the environment or just the worried and nervous ladies and gentlemen who populate your shows wardrobe department?

Does the Human Head Still Weigh 9 pounds?

Is your girlfriend a mildly overweight polyamorous burlesque dancer who makes you go to Rocky Horror showings?

What was it like being birthed collectively by the members of disillusioned 90's Alternative outfit Harvey Danger?

Pi

Oh shit I'm def gonna watch it now, I went to high school with the woman on the left.

For sure! I guess I just hoped it was gonna be in the hands of some Whedon type obsessive instead of the kind of hollywood svengalis who, you know, stick bjs in grief scenes. Youre definitely right about giving it a chance-its early on so maybe they knew not to fuck with gaiman after. Starz!

Partial, but the idea itself and questioning the authors judgment in that manner dont bode well. The fact that they didnt even keep the hostility weirds me out. Not everything has to be Game of Thrones level (insert Hot, Gory, or Poignant). I just dont get adaptations arbitrary need to meddle with elements that dont…

If they wanted to take that scene somewhere that tone deaf and jarringly incongruous I think I'm good on the series. StarzZz

Craig Pillard can fuck off but going after Charlie Fell like that is a decontextualized mess. Elsewhere in that interview he reminds the reader about his connection to his accusedly transphobic art (its tattooed on him) and his mature, transgressive thoughts on the matter. Hes honestly an incredible (jewish) artist…

They sound like the song Stan and Kyle sing to kill the Succubus

Tucker Maxi

Increasingly unattainable? More like increasingly unattained.

Pretty valid complaint about the show: highly watchable and just removed enough from the soul of the original that calling it Fargo makes me itchy.

Wiig was a reason to stop watching SNL and somehow the best female comedic actor in years. Gilly, man

MacKinnons awwwwwful, and a bit of a torment to me, a high profile reminder that comedic aggression over nuance/delivery is now the norm in the performance world.