They’ve already announced that they did an internal investigation, and that Franco acted appropriately during production of Season 1. I believe they straight-up said he would be back.

I love Goldblum’s persona, but I also like it when he occasionally subverts it for a role as an unsympathetic/cruel character. Case in point: “Igby Goes Down,” where he plays a real bastard.

I remember this airing on SNL to exactly three laughs. The audience did not get it at all.

Yeah I’m definitely doing some additional research online to make sure I didn’t miss anything - i.e. trying to understand the first two sections. Newsflash: I did, in fact, miss a few details here and there.

I’ve got about 70 pages left in “The Sound and the Fury.”

Hard Promises has fewer radio hits but is also clearly a classic album.

Full Moon Fever and Wildflowers are also front-to-back excellent. That was a bizarre comment in this article.

Nah it’s not that.

And there you go, confirming my POV.

Nah I got it right.

The conversation you’re trying to have comes down to, “what Hardwick did is not so bad because many other people have done the same in the past.” AKA a nonsense waste of time “argument.”

Upvote also for your display name.

Man you’re failing so hard. Things were very bad in the ‘70's. Great insight. You’re totally confused on what you’re trying to say.

I liked your comment so I could respond:

You’re so fragile. Now the whole picture is coming clear.

Yeah my assumption is that all of these entities will issue similar releases and officially remove Hardwick in the next 24-48 hours.

Yes this.

“Guilt tripping and emotional manipulation into sex? That fits like 80% of relationships of people older than 30.”

I wasn’t on board with the collateral damage “you’re also guilty” shockwaves that happened when Weinstein was exposed, and I’m not on board with them now. Committed abusers - which Hardwick appears to be if these very credible allegations are true - go to great lengths to hide their misconduct from public view.

Why do you feel the need to say stupid things in public?