He said no to episode 7, but I'd still love to see him try his hand at a Star War (maybe not this one, but still…)

Yeah, sources here essentially say the directors let the character of Han get improv-ed into something he's not. (Being mad online is fun though!!)

I'd reallllllly wait for more info than a few lines from one source right after a huge (for the industry) story breaks.

The Fett movie was supposedly going to focus on him as part of a group of bounty hunters, not really Young Fett — who knows if that will ever be a real thing though.

I mean, George put out three duds in a row… Kathleen's got a way to go before matching that feat.

Something must have happened, right? This is later than I've ever heard of a director change.

It blew up when women in the industry were the ones who pushed back about the oddly general blanket criticism. "Women want to be treated as equals"… "but it's really difficult when every woman makes the same point about her vagina?"

Yeah, it's a lazy and odd blanket statement.

Great take — Republicans have shown themselves to be pretty good at the ol' governing thing since November.

My favorite was his op-ed on "how to win elections" this week. Uh, dude…

+1 — season three was perhaps was a bit slow but I don't think Orange gets enough credit for how remarkably consistent its writing quality has been year after year (especially considering that juggling a cast of characters this size is unwieldy).

Why would renewing Insecure have anything to do with the Deadwood movie?

NOOOOOOOOO

It's close to game of thrones-level cost (north of 100 mil a season) with what's likely a fraction of the audience. I'm a gay who loves the show but it wasn't sustainable
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Whaaaa? Republicans line up to vote for anyone with an R after their name on the ballot. Wasn't this the takeaway from 2016? Trump was on tape admitting to sexual assault and it may have literally rallied the base when they saw he was in trouble. Meanwhile Hillary gave paid speeches and we had people defecting to Jill…

Huge factor. And hopefully something we won't be facing in 2020!

This is actually really indicative of one factor that sunk 2016: ultra-left joining with the right to rag on Hillary, deserved or not. I hope the 2020 candidate passes the purity test :/

Agreed with all the above, but I don't see how performing above expectations and still losing by several points equates with winning the electoral college in 2016. Genuinely appreciate the thoughts though.

Of course! Still, they were down several points in the actual vote, which wouldn't have put Bernie in the White House. The trend is great but I don't follow the logic on the actual share here.

"Soapy TV dramedy isn't realistic!" This comments section is weird.