Though there was a suggestion that Teddy might not survive the personality change. Bernard didn’t have concerns about that Top-Hat-Outlaw surviving to become the gallant gun-guy which makes me think Teddy’s changes were broader than we have seen so far.

“Hey, it’s no stupider than anything in Reddit!”

On rewatch, his eyes are SO full of tears when he says they’ll head up to the beach at sunrise. Nearly BURSTING! SO much so that I think he actually will go there once he “burns the whole thing down.” That was how he described them walking to the beach but also what he said his mission was in the beginning of the…

Bernard says, “I brought something here.... or someone.” Basically suggesting the Ford connection more blatantly. Or perhaps another twist in the future.

When I was at NYU, a friend of mine were shooting a scene on Broadway at night where he was putting up fliers looking for his missing father (Animal, the Muppet). An unmarked car did a U-turn, stopped and two plain-clothed men got out starting to yell at us. Holding a bunch of pricey equipment from the school, we…

Going and listening to that segment of the interview where Walters is in tears... gut punch.

I mean this as a sincere compliment, jealous that I didn’t dive as deeply into film criticism as I felt compelled to at school.

I named our childhood cat Max in honor of Lauren Holly’s character. Conveniently, my family forgot where it came from and said “he just looked like a Max.”

The entire last season was pretty dismal. Final ep was much improved but it killed me that they couldn’t even get a Prue pic along the wall for the final walk up the stairs.

I saw a lot of nods to the original! The symbol. The structure of the house seemed to kinda mirror the original. The Book of Shadows being in the attic. The set-up of the attic and prominence of the larger window.

Combs and Milano were also producers and executive producers into the later years of the series when female producers were even rarer than they are today. It resonates with a lot of people. What’s the frickin’ need to bash her work (and likely her most culturally lasting work) after making your excellent points?

Yeah, some but that’s OBVIOUSLY not a reasonable question when you can easily ask the same of a rape victim. “Didn’t you fight back? Didn’t you scream for help?”

He was in a position of power for at least one (writer or head writer on a show). Though he claims he never did anything against the women who made allegations, the door was left open if any of his management/agent agencies harmed their careers.

Fucking Havre. Not that this couldn’t happen in Helena, Bozeman, Missoula, or Billings but really. Fucking Havre. Get your shit together. I’m glad she knows real Montanans and seems to be one as well.

Isn’t it creepy/cool when there’s a near direct connection to the storyline taking place? This has happened to me since I was a child making the concept of “tv as parent” much more true.

I’m completely with you. Meredith has struggled when I have struggled and beyond. When Izzie and George were both on the boundary of life, my family and I were no more than two weeks from mourning the loss of my father. A year or two before Meredith discovered she had a biracial sister, my biracial brother had…

Reminded of working at a gas station in a Montana college town. A sweet under-educated coworker of mine asked for someone’s ID for cigarettes. They produced one from New Mexico. She said she wasn’t sure she could accept it since it wasn’t from the US.

Briefly scrolling pass your byline (sorry), I thought the topic for this article was ‘YEESH.” It still is (yeesh and beyond).

I JUST REWATCHED HAMLET 2 YESTERDAY!!!! I was afraid it wouldn’t hold up to the weird theater experience I had when I first watched it (afternoon activity of 9-3 intensive group therapy and I think it was my choice of movie since my birthday was the opening day).

It’s interesting to look at because of the different teachers involved.