It’s not really a stoner comedy though. Sure drug smuggling is a plot point, and the lads like to get wasted and fuck around, but I always felt it leaned more into “hang out comedy” than anything else.

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It’s funny this has to even become a policy in the first place. Like for non-entertainment jobs, no one would ever set up an interview at someone’s home or hotel room. Imagine interviewing to be a Starbuck’s barista at the store manager’s apartment....

I think I’ve just started to realize that all her caricatures are getting too over the top, in stark comparison to Cecily who’s just gold in every sketch she’s in.

See, I think the manipulation is, or has become, focused on Elizabeth, as well as Paige. Claudia must realize that she is pressuring Elizabeth to perform a number of risky missions, with little or no appropriate preparation.

Indiana Jones, don’t forget, is Dr. Jones, a university professor. Her posh side would work well for the contrast between classroom and field.

I agree about the list being too young, though it did get me thinking: I looked it up, and Harrison Ford was 39 when Raiders came out. That sounded about right, so I did an IMDB search for actors born in 1979, and in skimming the first few dozen names, three jumped out at me: Rosario Dawson, Noomi Rapace, and…

I think it’s just a symptom of how dependent Hollywood is on remakes, reboots, continuations of existing franchises, etc.  I agree that it would be better to tell new stories about new characters, but if you wait for Hollywood studios to do that on a consistent basis you may be waiting a very long time.

I’m as progressive and inclusive as can be, but how does appropriating a male iconic figure not just cheapen the female cause?

While i don’t think she is the best choice, she is also 28 and very much in the age range of being able to have a PhD and by that age could have had it for a few years.

That was just “locker room talk.”

Hayley Atwell would be fantastic!

“I mean, except the times where I’d blow a man’s brains out after handing him a cheeseburger...”

At this point, Elizabeth is just a serial killer with a Communist problem.

I’m so glad you made the transition to Kinja, RDMC.

Sometimes when I hear the “parental discretion advised” warning at the return from commercial, I evaluate whether anything sufficiently explicit has yet happened in the episode.

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That’s all well and good, but what do the Avenge Sevenfold fans have to say?

I can’t believe no one mentioned Hormel® Black Label® bacon or Duracell batteries.