I should watch that bit again. The timing just felt off. I hope that the Bill Maher Libera reference was meant in Jost/jest. I’m kinda thinking that is was. Especially since Longfellow then said, “oh so a Republican”.

I felt that they were trying to make Michael Longfellow into a Pete Davidson. And, I’m not a Davidson fan per se, but whoa the new guy is no Pete Davidson. Awkward. 

“I feel sorry for you Lady Di - having a mother-in-law like that!”

Is this Sprague? 

It was so cool to see him as a villain, but still very much a Zouks character.

If anyone is gonna bring ‘The Creator’ down, it’s her. And I’m fucking here for it. From what I’ve read, Schneider’s actions were even more predatory and deplorable than Singer’s. It’s time for this monster to pay penance and go to real jail. 

Oh god Angela is such a piece of work. She’s lie a hippie Q-Anon believer. I mean... when she mentioned Bohemian Grove, I truly did a spit take. 

I would never expect to be any part of that show. I’m not alone in my opinion. Maybe if you lived in ABQ and/or knew the struggles with crime and drug addiction we face here, you might feel different. This show depicts our city in a very bad way. There is nothing to celebrate about that. 

As an Albuquerquean actor and director, I find this absolutely despicable. If Gilligan wanted to give our town a tribute, he would have donated money to any reputable local cause.. including the many local theaters and theater companies that existed here long before Breaking Bad. Also, directly capitalizing off of the…

I’m so glad Ahmed got to tell his story about playing Jar Jar, working with Lucas on what was then very new technology, and being forced by Lucas to tell Michael Jackson backstage at a concert that Jackson was not cast as Jar Jar.  It was in the Newcomers podcast with Lauren Lapkus and Nicole Byer. 

I had to pause the show after that fake cop line, I was laughing so hard. 

Especially counter-intuitive since it came out that HBO wanted them to do at least 10 episodes of the last season and basically gave Benioff and Weis carte blanche to end it however they wanted. I think those guys got distracted by the prospect of doing a Star Wars trilogy which, I think, went up in flames b/c GOT…

Here’s a quote about this ‘article’ my the imitable Nathan Rabin “I was curious as to who is writing the AV Club today and found this “new” article that cobbles together blurbs from writers who left in disgust, were fired or quit a decade ago or longer. I’m pretty much the only old-timer not represented. Classy!”

i gotta say, I’m excited to see these women in a movie together. 

Also, Disney bought all of Fox TV and film content -minus their news and sports divisions- a couple of years ago. That’s why The Simpsons is on Disney+ now.  

It’s funny to me that he keeps bringing this issue up when Disney bought all of Fox (except news and sports) a couple of years ago. So, Disney now owns all of his work. And they own a sizable chunk of Hulu, which is confusing

There’s still too much Disney in the MCU. 

This statement isn’t ‘eloquent’. It’s another form of rhetoric that doesn’t include any real world solutions.  I mean... do conservatives even ‘like’ him. He seems so calculated in his attempt to appease to ‘both sides of the aisle’. And, I’m sure he doesn’t spend that much time in TX any longer. 

The Wolf is indeed dead. 

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