Where’s your “Bridge to Total Freedom” NOW, Masterson?

He should try smiling more, uses less facial muscles than frowning!

Good. Now, name names. Force accountability. Don’t let it end with Andrew Alexander and Second City.

+1! I like the vaguely-Shakespearean quality of it.

Life imitates art.

Went to high school with a future (non-speaking) Warbler...you could have taken him out of a Central Casting call for “80's Teen Villain”: blonde, WASP, football player, homophobic, antisemitic (I know that last one first-hand). Lol, what is it about this show?

I’m almost more offended how, especially for a prerecorded speech, sloppy-as-shit he looks. 

I was thinking more of the audience who might have seen the show in 1970, particularly young-and-hungry late-teen, early twenty-somethings who were/are most definitely Boomers...but point taken.

I was thinking more of the audience who might have seen the show in 1970, particularly young-and-hungry late-teen, early twenty-somethings who were/are most definitely Boomers...but point taken.

Agreed, but Company is definitely a product of its time (like many of that era). Might as well revive it as “Boomer: the Musical!”

+ West Side Story, if you want to be clever.

This is grief porn, at best, and I don’t condone nor appreciate the flagrant attempts to commodify the technology on the back of a mother’s suffering. But, to each their own. I trust the family knew what they were getting in to.

It’s worth keeping in mind that Miller and his ilk are often the same people deriding the Oscars as pointless Hollywood elitism...but GOD FORBID it’s whiteness is challenged. 

I have never hated a book and its central character more actively than Catcher in the Rye.

Folger Shakespeare Library?? Love those!

“C’mon kids, I’m the cool dad!!!” *sheds single tear*

con Skittles.

I think you mean “Everyone Goes Down ON Trump” HEEEEYOOOOOOOOOO!!

Ok, LGBTQ Boomer.

You’re always going to hell until you’ve got that coin, then suddenly you’re their best friend. LOL fuck you Chick-fil-A.