Why In The World Does Walter Goggins Have A Thigh Gap?

It was about Sport and his schlubby dad, and a sordid custody fight with his estranged mom's family. In hindsight, it sort of mirrors that Simpsons episode where Burns tries to groom Bart as his heir.

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Having just finished reading it, I can confirm: Yeah, this maybe didn't need an oral history. It's a lot of repetitive descriptions of being child actors, working with child actors, being a child and having to act, how great Rosie O'Donnell is, and unnecessary awe at *gasp* the first Nickelodeon movie.

That came out well past the point when it becomes very creepy for me to be watching it without the company of a (not kidnapped) child.

Speaking of "omg my childhood ruined!!!," I loved the hell out of the book (and, to a lesser degree, its posthumously published spinoff Sport; I never got my hands on a copy of The Long Secret). By the time this was being produced, I was coming into my early teens, so I was pretty jazzed to hear they were making a…

Just the opposite; I've always found him to be an obtuse snob when his whims call for it.

Watch Punk Singer again. It's a brief moment, but while she acknowledges swearing off alcohol ("For. Six. Years."), her tone about the night overall comes off more as "oh yeah, we were so edgy and witty!"

I think a lot of the outrage actually came from when he likened the producers at Disney to "White Slavers."

As I recall in her documentary, she seemed to think it was hilarious.

"Ugh, Big Jay Oakerson stole all my best jokes!" - Kathleen Hanna

The Punk Singer 2: Kathleen Hanna Reveals Why She Hates Dad-Songs, Dads, and Giving Direct and Consistent Answers.

Why? Since when has she ever shown herself to have a sense of humor? I mean, "Kurt smells like Teen Spirit" isn't even that funny.

Because the DirecTV ads are just uncomfortable; Jim Parsons for Intel is aggressively insufferable.

So because it couldn't resemble Rickman, is Hans instead supposed to look like Martin Short?

Dogs are terrific. If you were a dog, or even a convincing approximation of a dog, that'd be fantastic. But you're just some cloistered neckbeard with lousy opinions.

If I were you, I would work on some simpler goals, like figuring out how to make this shitty gimmick funny, before tackling this "socioeconomic ramifications of racial representation" stuff that is otherwise clearly out of your depth.

It was supposed to be. But an East Coast union strike forced the production to move to California and Allen, frustrated by the changes and the stress of adapting his original stageplay, handed the reins over to Herbert Ross.

You should probably whine about it some more. That'll convince people.

Hey D'Angelo: Samm-Art Williams hasn't acted since '91 because he's primarily known as a playwright, not an actor.