Two points:

So he’s just ripping off Zoolander now?

Oh dang a movie is depicting things that aren’t strictly real for the sake of telling a story? That’s nuts dude. Great input.

“here’s a picture of my dress at the show where we are apparently assaulting people on stage now.

I would much rather they just halved the amount of sugar, rather than using different, worse-tasting sweeteners.

Imagine being in those movies AND making less money than Chris Pratt.

Such moments, whether scripted or not do get at one of the aspects of The Rehearsal I haven’t had a chance to dig into too much: This is a very funny show.

This. This. This. I gotta go back and read some of the critiques here about Joe Pera for I fear they probably took him very seriously.

not to be too literal... but for me, it feels kind of clear that the viewer is intended to mainly relate to Nathan as author/filmmaker, with the emotional draw being (as he described in this episode) the absurdity of modern life, as heightened and illuminated by paradoxical meta performances. even though that scene…

I’m getting the sense you don’t realize that the Nathan Fielder we see is a comic persona developed by Nathan Fielder the creative mastermind.

That okay Jason, no one literally remembers you made that movie anyways

Look, I know we give the A.V. Club a lot of shit these days, so I figured a bit of praise is in order. This is an amazing phrase and bonus points for using my favorite word:

A day later for She-Hulk: Attorney At Law? I object!

I think you meant

WHO CARES TALK ABOUT MORE IMPORTANT THINGS LIKE MILEY CYRUS – Miley Cyrus, New York, United States, June 2013

Why does someone like Beyonce need 24 writers in the first place, regardless if they’re samples or not? At what point does the song lose it’s originality and just become a mashup of random hits?

The writers of the samples are credited both as writers of the song and then she separately highlighted what songs were actually sampled. You can see it here. (https://www.billboard.com/lists/beyonces-renaissance-songwriters-credits-album/). But even taking that into consideration, 20 writers in addition to all of…

I mean, Diane Warren’s written #1 songs by herself, no samples needed, but Beyonce needs 24 people and apparently a truckload of other people’s music to write a track? If I were Warren I’d be bragging.

Just went and looked it up, there’s 24 credits listed BEFORE the sampling credits.

I’m betting Taylor Swift can afford to rent a hangar for a significant amount of time at any airport she chooses.