And hairplugs. And jaw surgery.
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If nothing else, I’d bet he’ll be the first host in x # of years (maybe Trump) who doesn’t get the meaningless compliment of “gave his all, and was clearly game, but...”
Wow, can’t wait to see you guys write 17 articles about it.
A few of the cast don’t seem happy (Aidy Bryant posted a Bernie quote about billionaires, and Bowen Yang just made a sad face emoji). I can’t see anyone pulling a Nora Dunn and boycotting, but I do wonder if this will make some of the longtime cast who are not sure whether to go finally pack it in. The show does need…
I mean, duh, he invented electric cars and Tesla is now also in the solar panel business! /s
If nothing else, everyone recapping the show can publish their reviews early.
Because it's stupid and he's a bad person.
“’Jesus Christ!’ -says the New York Times”.
If he ran as a Republican they wouldn't even blink and SCOTUS would allow it.
Seems like a good fit. Everyone says the show is on autopilot now.
Yeah, no fucking shit. They’re jamming candy in a fucking toilet. I’m weirdly angry at the thought that anyone could have interpreted this as anything but a prank.
hahah...I just read the whole op-ed and this is pure poetry:
In my personal experience, adults who are extremely into Disney and regularly travel there without children are, without fail, fucking weirdos (present company excluded, of course).
Denis Lavant should be in this movie, and whenever he’s not on screen, the other characters should be asking “Ou est Denis Lavant?”
I’m seeing double!
Please don’t ask me to choose between present day Simpsons and present day Morrisey. I’d much rather just leave them both to die painfully.
I’m a public health worker, and here’s my semi-professional opinion on the J&J thing. Unsurprisingly, the snarky AV Club opinion (and sadly, the opinion from Colbert’s writer) is really uninformed:
That was my first thought (and then “I wonder if okcupid/match still has the trademark and is going to sue Zuckerberg").