Yeah, you can tell because Parsons sets a pitbull on fire for no good reason. Seemed pretty ignorant to me!

Sadly, time’s winged chariot has robbed us of the possibility of Wilford Brimley announcing the character also has “DIABEETUS!”

i know people stand by first class, and i think there’s half a good x-men movie in there, but it just messes with the x-canon in such a way that it always bothered me.

There’s only one Dr. X...

He got a lot more to do with the role though. So I get why he would prefer it to the first on a personal level.

“Days of Future Past I think is one of the better films that I’ve been involved in.”

I was hoping that when it was discovered to be lung cancer, the lead would say, “But how?!?! How did I get lung cancer?” and Jim Carrey would pop his head in and say “SMOKING!!!!”

I mean I guess he’s a “Doctor X” too, just sounds funny.

if i had to guess wain was doing the subversive stuff and showalter added the heart on this one. his solo work is actually quite sappy and saccharine, even when it’s parodic.

Dr. X?

“(Related: the less we talk about the casting of a certain notable celebrity in a crucial bit-part cameo with one devastating-yet-ill-delivered line, the better.)“

Wonder if it involves the main character Dumping a MotherFucker Already because he doesn’t do oral before meeting the main love interest.

Remember when Michael Showalter specialized in parodies of junk like this?

(L-R:) Sally Field and Jim Cusack in Spoiler Alert

I’m amused at the directional identifying of Sally Field and Jim Parsons in the header. They’re not exactly unknowns and easily confused with each other.

I mostly identify him with Wet Hot American Summer, but I just realized he didn’t direct it, but write it.

That’s what the AVClub comment section has come to.

Oh for god’s sake. That’s clearly not what happened. No one’s getting charged with any offence for holding someone’s hand.