I would guess that you aren’t a very good evaluator of acting skill.

raise your hand if you’re completely, totally, 100% OVER chris pratt.

Right? That seems to be more of the outrage coming from Hoffman and his biggest supporters, doesn’t it? Not that an innocent man is being accused of something, but that the rabble is attacking their ‘betters’.

Nope. Oliver brought up harassment allegations against Hoffman while they were discussing a movie centered around harassment allegations. It’s literally the perfect time to ask Hoffman about them.

Look, some women can be the most ardent supporters of an oppressive patriarchal system. Pam has survived in spite of/by virtue of her physical attributes all her life and can’t see the forest for the trees.

No, it’s one where the only explicitly liberal character (i.e. Senator Straw Man) is a hypocritical, sissypants, Fox News/Alex Jones wet dream.

Sigh.

They (Universal)  wanted less competition and that what they got.

“The original Will & Grace had a certain high bar of witty sophistication, bolstered by occasional slapstick humor.” I never found that to be true. I always thought it was the broadest show that lived off the lowest of low-hanging fruits. I think the new series has taken the worst impulses of the old series, cranked…

The novel is better, but the shortcomings of the film’s story are only known to the viewers who have also read the novel. People who have not read it don’t know the book world’s lust for empathy and want of animal life. The earth of the film is more like the world of 1982 than not like it. The book is the radical…

A negative reading? Are you taking fucks?

What? You don’t find “Yippie, we found a safe place! Man life sucks. Oh no, bad people have taken away our safe place! I’m so tired of walking. Yippie, we found a safe place! Man life sucks. Oh no, bad people have taken away our safe place! I’m so tired of walking. Yippie, we found a safe place! Man life sucks. Oh no,…

Ah, American television, where you can watch someone’s head get beaten in by a bat in excessive detail, but by god, if you show little nip or tell someone to fuck themselves...

This was straight up a plotline on Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.

The Belle room was her personal fantasy, dating back to her troubled childhood. What Mr. Peanutbutter gave her was his interpretation of it. While it was not how he intended the gesture, he essentially took a dream that she cherished and shattered it.