This strikes me as very strategically worded content from the show’s marketing/PR department.
“Attractive actress says her NUDITY is distracting people from her AMAZING PERFORMANCE.”
You don’t say...
This strikes me as very strategically worded content from the show’s marketing/PR department.
“Attractive actress says her NUDITY is distracting people from her AMAZING PERFORMANCE.”
You don’t say...
And, ironically, a requirement for it getting canceled!
Will Arnett seems to be free to stray pretty far from his script, if he even has much of one, so hopefully this will be better than previous attempts at bringing improv to TV.
Yeah, certainly.
Should still be owned by Steve Purcell, who created the comic. He’s worked at Pixar for decades.
One of the tragic byproducts of this asshole finally being taken to task for his behavior is that a whole cast and crew have been robbed of potential royalties from one of the most successful and syndicated sitcoms from the 80s. He should have to compensate them.
That’s the seed of a potentially really weird, fun meta idea.
I am willing to bet there is a scene where one of the kids asks dad why he always pulls that lamp out for Christmas every year.
Then he says, “Well, you see son...” and it fades into the entire original Christmas Story movie...then fades out for him to say “Now go to bed or Santa won’t come.” End of movie.
In all seriousness, everyone knows the best host would be Amber Ruffin, right?
I thought Hollywood had turned its back on Harvey Weinstein.
So help me god, if they pick James Corden...
...ah, who am I kidding? I won’t watch it regardless.
But is Amber Ruffin ok?
IS AMBER RUFFIN OK?!?!
Maybe it was a nod to Wolf of Wall Street, which made her famous, and also chronicled financial misdeeds?
So what is this accomplishing, exactly? He’s still appearing in the story, still getting paid, still getting residuals...Sounds like he’s getting a paid vacation while creating more post-production work for some poor editors and PAs.
Didn’t that show air less than a week ago? So a publicly traded company threw an ad concept together over the weekend, had legal approve it, got a relatively big star to be in it, edited, and released it that quickly?
Yeah, I don’t think Manson’s on there for anything music-related...
“Look, let’s not waste $30 million on a bad pilot when we can waste $150 million on a bad season!”
I found her presence (albeit silent) in the musicians’ circle pretty strange as well...until someone pointed out that a) this was shortly after she suffered a miscarriage, in part due to b) her and John’s active heroin addiction at the time (which also explains why John seems barely present at times, and why Paul had…
An hour?
That’s kind of my point. I understand that there is an armorer whose job it is to check the weapons and ensure their safety. But I think there needs to be more of an immediate check right in front of the actor before handing it to them, kind of system. Because the system in place clearly failed.