"In an interview on a Canadian telethon that was hosted by Bob McGrath, Snuffy's performer, Martin P. Robinson, revealed that Snuffy was finally introduced to the main human cast mainly due to a string of high profile and sometimes graphic stories of pedophilia[citation needed] and sexual abuse of children that had been aired on shows such as 60 Minutes and 20/20. The writers felt that by having the adults refuse to believe Big Bird despite the fact that he was telling the truth, they were scaring children into thinking that their parents would not believe them if they had been sexually abused and that they would just be better off remaining silent."
Okay, so, the alien acts mostly like a human, and enjoys human things, and sounds like an English speaking human - why not just throw a goofy hat on Seth Rogan, tell everyone he's an alien, and call it a day? Do we really need the CGI alien?
Not to notpick, because this movie looks just fine, but is the a reason it needed to be set in the 80s? Like, wouldn't it be more embarrassing to work at a video store now that they're almost obsolete?
I don't believe in an afterlife, but sometimes I wish there was one for just 30 seconds when these people can go "OH FUCK WAS I WRONG" and then just cease to exist.
I could have done without Kurt saying sorry for being upset about everyone continuing to pray for his dad. He politely asked everyone to PLEASE DON'T and everyone just went ahead like PLEASE DO? OH, OKAY. It's one thing to continue to pray for someone in your personal life, but DEDICATING A CHURCH SERVICE AND THEN INSISTING THAT THEY COME ALONG TO SEE THIS GREAT THING YOU DID and also HOLDING A SCREAM BARBARA PRAY SESSION IN THE ROOM WHERE THEIR FATHER IS DYING is in no way a selfless act - it's only to satisfy personal urges. What helps people going through an emotional time is to fucking LISTEN when they tell you what you can do to help, and then fucking DO THAT THING.
Oh and also, FINN SANG A SONG ABOUT AN UNREQUITED OBSESSION TO A MOLDY GRILLED CHEESE SANDWICH.
Sorry for all the caps, its just - GOOD LORD. THIS SHOW.
If there is no Michael Bay rule, then I'd like to nominate Pearl Harbor. If only so I can forward the review to my 10th grade history teacher who told us we could watch it for extra credit AS IF IT HAD ANY SORT OF HISTORICAL RELEVANCE AT ALL.
#thistimeitspersonal
1. Are all these people actually in the same age bracket?
2. My friend and I have an incestuous dating history too, but we're not called "The Romantics." We're called "A group friends from college"
3. Didn't I see this trailer on here already?
Fact: I can answer "What was Seth Cohen's nickname" faster than I can answer "What's 3 times 8?"
I'm going to go ahead and blame that on the public school system.
More like, Professor "Too Lazy To Reach All The Way Across My Desk To Rapidly Adjust My Own Volume"
My drivers license is going to be a mess when I hyphenate my last name after I marry my husband, Mr. "Someone Who Is Paid To Do This Sort Of Work Should Do It For Me"
9 classes together since Kindergarten? As in, 9 classes together over the course of 12 years?
Is that actually a lot? Because, and I'm not completely sure how school scheduling goes in California, I don't think it is.
Furthermore, do unpopular kids get picked on by popular kids? Wouldn't that make them ... popular? As in, people know who they are? I'm not saying bullying doesn't happen in high school, but doesn't it usually happen within social circles?
This has been a thorn in my pop culture side for at least a decade now.
Also, was anyone else overwhelmed by sound cues this episode? Not songs, just that ridiculous transition phrase that played just about anytime someone spoke, moved, or changed thought patterns.
I've been dreading the Jesse's Girl number ever since Jesse was introduced, because this is Glee and of course they were going to no doi to the duh power, obviously.
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