He’s fantastic in everything he does. Very few people have the range to play both Jimmy James and Milton Waddams (polar opposites from an office pecking order perspective) so convincingly.

I’ll go further on Stephen Root: there are times when I, an actual fan of his, literally don’t recognize for sure that it’s him. It’s not that he’s a chameleon, he doesn’t stoop to prosthetics or differing looks for a role - he just is what he’s playing. Two good examples are Milton in Office Space and the blind guy…

He is great on The Good Place and I can’t think of anyone else that would come close to how well he pulls off that role.

And they bake delicious cakes!

I’m doing a dark, gritty reboot of The Facts of Life.  Natalie’s pissed and carries a bowie knife and isn’t afraid to use it.

Alright, I’ll take an L for that one.

You should see Atomic Blonde.

Dude sang “With a Little Help From My Friends,” “Yellow Submarine,” and “Octopus’s Garden,” so at very least, he’s probably my daughter’s favorite Beatle!

(And, yeah: good drummer, charming singing voice.)

The drumming on Revolver is the counter argument to that “Ringo was the weak link” nonsense.

This is a dumb take, but we all still like you, David Harbour.

For all that I love the MCU, I wouldn’t necessarily disagree that they’re doing one flavour of chocolate. However, the problem isn’t that people only want chocolate; I actually see a lot of people asking for something other than the Marvel house style. The problem is other studios saying, “Well, we’ll give you…

“You’ll get Superman vs Evil Richard Pryor and like it, goddamn it!”

“HE HAS EATEN THE CHOCOLATE. HE WILL NEVER COME BACK TO US NOW"

Apparently Wonder Woman didn’t exist?

And nope, David - the problem is that having seen two *good* Hellboy movies spoiled us for yours.

The dark times before Blade really did suck.

Good comic book movies have spoiled us for bad comic book movies. Once upon a time, if you wanted to watch a comic book movie, your only option was a bad comic book movie. Now it’s not.

No offense to David Harbour, who may or may not be wonderful, as Hellboy or as any other character. But ... legend has it that Mignola and Del Toro, in early stages of talking about the movie, each wrote down who they thought should play Hellboy, and traded papers. And of course they’d both written Ron Perlman’s name.

Counter theory: Ron Perlman spoiled us for other Hellboy movies......

i’m starting to think my candy company name idea might not catch on as well as I was hoping it would, “My Candy Tastes Like Ass, but At Least its Different Than the Delicious Candy You Already Like”

:(

You could be surprised how many high level lawyers that are in their 50s that I have dealt with that sound just like this woman except they use more “you know” “umm’s” and “uhhh’s” instead of saying “like.”