I’ve been expecting it (and might have put it in the comments last week), but I didn’t expect it anywhere near this soon.
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We’re in Michael’s bad place. I’d bet almost anything on it at this point. He’s being punished. Some (or all) of the other demons might be, too. Sean’s not unaware of what’s going on; he’s the real architect. And at the rate this show burn through plot, that might be confirmed next week.
After Pulp Fiction?
If they caught it early enough, it’s definitely treatable. My mother was diagnosed with it in 1994 and hasn’t had any long-term ill-effects from it.
It came up in the Shales book.
Jim. Please. Just stop talking, before everyone loses any shred of remaining respect for you.
The impression I get about Lorne is that he doesn’t really do normal human relationships. Remember, he was ok with Dan Aykroyd openly dating his wife. And he seems to value fairly superficial celebrity friendships above all else.
That seems perfectly reasonable.
He might have to switch from alcohol to cocaine to make that happen. And the idea of Dan Harmon on cocaine terrifies me.
I watched the whole season for some reason; I’m assuming some combination of masochism, self-hatred, and the sunk cost fallacy.
Even better: can we stop having pictures of his circus-ugly face?
Part of what bugs me is that there are never that many of them, in that the same ones keep repeating. I watched a bunch of Difficult People yesterday and it made me want to murder This Is Us.
Streaming on Hulu: marginally better than not being able to stream at all.
He was fantastic in a role in Zodiac that he really had to be fantastic in, and it made for one of the most effective scenes in Fincher’s best movie (and one of the best movies, if not the best movie, of its decade). Lynch is always a welcome presence in anything I’ve seen him in.
(Facepalm)
What’s not to like? It’s like the old AV Club, only with added unblockable trolls, white space, ads, and links to other websites. And minus 90% of the comments.
I suspect the people running from him knew about at least the other four. When people run screaming from someone at the first public accusation, it’s usually because they know there’s more coming.
He was possibly the single worst movie reviewer I’ve ever read. At least with Armond White, there would be something interesting-weird, not Knowles’s creepy-weird. And you could see some pretty good movies by doing the exact opposite of whatever Armond White told you to do. All Knowles would tell you in his review was…
I ate a whole habanero on accident one time, thinking it was one of those mini-bell peppers. I have a really high spice threshold, as it turns out. I mean, I don’t really want to do it again, but it wasn’t that bad.