“The reason? In one scene, it’s revealed that Xochitl’s character, America Chavez, is the child of two women.”

I would add that the Arrested Development reboot sucked for a very specific reason. They were too cheap / everyone was too busy to film at the same time for more than like a day. That lead to the terrible “this is a Gob episode” format.

But with the technology today it will be the most amazing and transcendent puke you ever had.

He’s Zuck’s friend who gets screwed over when the Napster guy shows up. He’s really very good in the role, particularly in the scene where his girlfriend goes ballistic on him for his Facebook relationship status being set to “single”:

I can hardly blame him after working two jobs full time for the last couple of years - appearing in films and lying constantly about appearing in films.

She was also an executive producer of the series, so maybe the director didn’t have enough clout?

Where was the director?

cowed by her reputation and status?

Did she...did she not know? How did nobody tell her that’s what she was doing?

Marathoned it over the weekend and it was glorious. I wish I had something like this on TV when I was that age. And I hope we get a lot more shows like it. <3 

No way. Just a selfish dude that never had her best interests in mind.
At least he went on to save the cheerleader and become a Vietnam hero and then marry Mandy Moore and have a nice (tear-inducing) family.

Blame Jes - he is such a bad influence.  He’s the worst.  

Are we skipping over the part where he’s been accused of sexual battery and assault?

That’s what Molokai is for, since he’s become a behavioral leper.

I think you mean “The guy from the Hangover (no, the other guy. No, the OTHER guy... NO THE OTHER OTHER GUY), Justin Bartha”

Somehow, he sounds crazier than Will Smith.

Given his appearance during Sunday’s Oscars (for the anniversary of Juno), it would seem odd if they hadn’t adjusted the role.

It’s wild how there was this narrative that he’s somehow overdue and deserving for a Best Actor based seemingly based on his pop culture popularity. A lot of people were out there like he’s Scorsese with the will he “finally” win “his” Oscar like he’s entitled to one by his body of work and I had to go back through his…

I got to see this last night and it was an all-around good movie. I wanted more silliness, but it’s worth it for the Channing cheeks and Brad Pitt’s exit.

I like Ryan Reynolds snark, but Red Notice was a bad movie all around. The plot had so many holes poking through it that I don’t know where to begin.