I mean let’s face it, they all do. Breaks my heart the entire cast can’t win individual Emmys.
But this season I thought Moafi was a great addition and holy HELL did she act the shit out of her role. Bravo. I love Katherine LaNasa as Dana (soooooo much), but Sepideh Moafi imo was the best supporting actress of this season. And unfortunately she wasn’t a “guest” so couldn’t compete in that category.
So far this year the only comedies that have actually been funny have been two revivals of old comedies: Scrubs, and Malcolm in the Middle. Reminds me that humour still does exist in 2026. All it needs is comedy writers. Remember those!?
Absolutely loved Scrubs and MitM. I would love for them to come back on a regular basis. Even if it’s only 4 or 5 episodes a year for the next twenty years. I’d be down for that. Like catching up with an old friend.
Has she decided it’s her “thing”.
She just dropped a new song today called Out of Your Mind, and as soon as it started playing I realised it was ripping off Grace Kelly by MIKA.
And I’m not surprised because all of her songs (I think) intentionally sound almost identical to other songs.
Is it like a nostalgia thing, hoping to bank on people going “ohhh this sounds like that other song, let’s stream it more”, or what? It’s super weird to me and kind of shitty. Not only to the original artists but also to artists like Ava Max. Has she given up on carving out her own unique look as an artist or something?
It was there last week. I bought movies 1 & 2 in a bundle on 2018 (I just checked the receipt). The sequel is still there, but the first is gone. If I go to the JP movie in the store section of Apple/iTunes, it says I cay buy it was 4K. But I already did that years ago. What gives?
(The 1989 version, obv.)
I cackled so much watching it (and cried, obviously).
My biggest laugh was the son’s suggestion of what movie to watch the night before Shelby and M’Lynn go in for surgery. (“A Tale of Two Kidneys”)
Why can’t they find actually funny people to write scripts these days? 🤷♂️ I didn’t realise growing up that this would become something difficult for Hollywood to seek out.