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Jussie isn't representative of anything but the vile [!@#$%^&*] he did. The problem is the right wing will appropriate his grift to smear and tear down victims for generations to come. They never forget.

We know that, John. You were the one who misspelled it 30+ minutes ago.

Oof, it's another McKenna Grace gig. She's starring in Annabelle Comes Home:

She was just mentioned here bc she's in so much stuff lately, but McKenna Grace (one of the Faiths, Y&R) is back at it again - costarring with Carrie Coon and Finn Wolfhard in the new Ghostbusters movie.

And now, apropos of nothing, in Brexit and hair, a man improbably named "Michael Fabricant" weighs in. The thread is gold.

Brandon Beemer (DAYS) and Tamara Braun (GH/AMC/DAYS) are in a terrible-looking zombie movie with Dolph Lundgren.

John Simm has joined the Game of Thrones prequel series at HBO.

Sonequa Martin-Green, currently starring on the much improved Star Trek: Discovery, has a movie gig on lock:

It's Leo! And he looks ancient. With James and Lt. Cynthia Knox:

I have no idea, I didn't really watch at that point. Geeks almost always hate kids, though. I always thought poor Carl got a bad rap.

Ezekiel is alive here, I believe. (And played by the great Khary Payton from many many voice actor roles for video games and anime, as well as a brief stint as a romantic spoiler for Patrick and Robin on GH in the 2000s) He's great on the show and with Carol, from the brief time I watched after he was introduced. But he and Carol had apparently adopted the boy who seemed to be oddly subbed in for Jessie's son and that bond he had with Carol - strangely, the boy (Henry, I think) had been played successively due to a time jump by the two brothers of Madison Lintz, who played Carol's doomed daughter in the early seasons. Henry, who's been on the show the last couple seasons, was among the beheaded. So more misery for Carol.

Nothing surprises me about TWD anymore. I knew that scene was coming eventually, but the fact that they lined up a bunch of the more marginalized characters like Tara or the consistently useless Enid just cracks me up and makes me sigh at the same time. It's become such a treadmill (like the comics) of shock, and I know they actually have a wonderful corps of very talented and diverse directors and I believe writers from way back, and such a great and talented cast - but at this point I can't bring myself to care. I'll watch the Rick + Michonne movies and catch up when they come out, but I have a difficult time investing in it post-Negan beyond a few of my favorite characters because even when many episodes are good, scripts, performances, you're always just waiting for the next Kirkman shock beat. And yes - 'Brett Butler decapitated' is not a headline I expected tonight. For the record, Tara, Enid etc. were not among the heads on pikes in the original storyline. (Tara was a minor character long dead by then IIRC and I don't think Enid even existed.) Rosita was one of the heads in the original story, but not here.

Yes she did. She cut for Roseanne before, during and after the revival until she couldn't anymore. What was she supposed to do? Defend Roseanne's overt bigotry? Bullshit. Everyone knew that on the original show and has discussed it at length over thirty years, Sara included. Until 2018, every member of the cast sided with Roseanne every time. In 2018, they all didn't. Instantly? You mean in 1989? I think that's true. I also think she's very ill. And I think it's sad. But I don't pity her, because she chose this. She made this the end of her television legacy. In doing so she has blotted out those nuances of her life and character, probably for a number of years to come. It's tragic, because she can be brilliant and because this is all her worst nightmare from all those years ago come to life. But it is what she did to herself and after a certain point it's inexcusable. Nobody in ABC corporate made Roseanne tweet racist shít for years and on the job at ABC in 2018. She chose to call Valerie Jarrett an ape. She did it to herself. She did it every single time.

Napiera Groves (Bonnie, ATWT) has a bit part as a child psychologist in Us.

It was never going to result in a sea of indictments and instant removal of Trump. But it will be damaging.

Lecy gets a raise.

The actual Washington Post story sub-linked above is very revealing about the BTS issues on season 1 of the revival, though at times too sympathetic to Roseanne for my tastes. At least one of her children told her the same thing Tom Arnold theorized: "You did this on purpose."

It's official:

Thrilled to see Wire star Sonja Sohn in tonight's show as

I give you what we all predicted: The inevitable self-destruction of Sanders Without Clinton, a la Garfield Without Garfield. Let the flaying begin. And over what incredibly important issue, you ask? I'm glad you did!