I read that as “can’t tell fart from fiction” and think that’s a genius way to describe sharts

 Set years after the original series, the sequel follows cowboy hat-wearing Raylan Givens, now co-parenting of a teen daughter, who is drawnback into the criminal world he gets the chance to nab a notorious mobster.”

Have you listened to the Joe Frank radio monologue that it was “adapted” from? It’s 11 minutes long and it’s fascinating - it’s about halfway down the page here:

No mention of the thing being plagiarized? Come on AV A.I.!

Reviewing something means having an opinion or feelings - something that A.I. can’t do.

That is part of the job description for a publicist. You should not find that weird.

No. Her publicist had an entirely different take, which she released to the press.

“Halle Berry got a very mediocre, utterly forgettable thriller on his resume.”

Being a bitch and getting fired? Not sure where you get your info, but that’s not what her publicist said.

For me, that was Mosaic. It was interesting enough and I was intrigued, but after 8 episodes it fizzled out into something completely unsatisfying. It was an HBO series, but it was also an app - and I feel like in the end it was unresolved and just ended. And the ending was “go check out the app for more!”

Well no wonder he couldn’t nut.

Look - click this or don’t (it’s definitely NSFW), but here is a one-pager that lists all of the scenes from the show:

I don’t watch the show but I do read the reviews here for some reason. I remember in Sex and the City Cynthia Nixon and Samantha got naked all over the place, SJP never went topless, and Kristen Davis had one scene where she was in bed with Kyle McLachlan where she was topless.

“Of course, anyone who’s ridden the multi-media cross-promotion rodeo before—say, when Star Wars decided to announce a key plot point in The Rise Of Skywalker via an event in tween credit card trap Fortnite—will know that there’s no good way to pull off what Netflix is trying here.”

I don’t relish the idea of more Sausage Fest.

I watched this with my 9 year-old and it was...okay. Kind of a downer of a movie, but otherwise decent sci-fi for kids.

You forgot Indiana Jones and the Kinja Slideshow of Annoyance

From Michael Pare’s maître d’

Very few - and it’s a problem that’s been around since the early days of TV but the internet has made it easier for stories to surface. For example, few people know about the brutal elder abuse that Robert Culp suffered at the hands of Connie Sellecca on the set of “The Greatest American Hero.” Culp actually ate Milk…

She’s not stupid. David Mamet had to marry Lindsay Crouse in order to make her understand that she had been scammed by Joe Mantegna in “House of Games”