Faulkner

Obviously they made the right call (even solely going off how much better JL aged), but I’m intrigued at MOL playing a psychopath.

Totally unhinged stuff.

This is amazing (if you like Schitt’s Creek):

Thanasarn from Thailand 🇹🇭

😂

Now Bautista Agut has COVID and has been forced to withdraw from Wimbledon, following Berrettini and Cilic.

from Indonesia 🇮🇩

Ryan Gosling

First time he’s ever beaten Andy, who used to smoke servebots.

People will post thirst traps to anything. I suppose Kate would be honored:

Edit

Yeah, I cut DAYS some slack because it’s basically being held together by dental floss and chewing gum.

I did not know that actually!

Healthy eating!

Why Y&R took so long to exploit that, I’ll never know. His IG stories are where it’s at.

I never really consistently watched The Good Wife. I’ve started it on Paramount+, and I’m enjoying it episode to episode. Really well-drawn and well-observed dynamics between the characters. Sorry to derail the thread. You brought it back to DAYS.

The great Christian Hogue 🇺🇸

B&B will just go in circles for months and months (Brooke tearfully stumbling around her home, muttering to herself, “How could I have possibly relapsed?” for literally weeks), then have a flurry of activity, then more wheel spinning. Y&R is a mostly directionless, momentum-free flatline, although it recently got a small burst of energy from Diane’s return (when Susan Walters isn’t on, it’s like someone took the batteries out of the show). GH bites off way more than it can chew with that massive cast of nobodies and filler. The whole Sprina/Esme/Ryan story is beyond exhausting. Some of the issues stem from lack of actor availability on these shows, I know.

This guy just knows he’s hot:

Edit

Absolutely. Although the video she made for the new version was cool. I just didn’t enjoy Director’s Cut.

Pacing is a huge problem with all the shows right now. I’ve given up. Things feel so haphazard and the shows are so bad at characterization and creating a world that I’m not engaged or invested enough to overlook it.