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stumpcity t1_j6kldja wrote

Well damn.

Shouts out to her roles in American Graffiti and The Conversation. People tend to only think of her in terms of Laverne & Shirley because of how huge that show was, and how key she was to its success, and it's led to a lot of people forgetting that in the early-to-mid 70s she was instrumental in helping people like George Lucas and Francis Ford Coppola make some of the best films of their careers.

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PoopStickler69 t1_j6kil1i wrote

He’s become insufferable.

He thinks giving these crazy right wing people a platform and asking mayyyybe one pointed question with no follow up is him doing some kind of civic duty.

Maher is clown shoes nowadays.

He’s so aggressively trying to be centrist he’s just become right wing himself. Which is what centrist is in this country.

Left now is what centrist used to be.

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Loki1947 t1_j6kh3f1 wrote

Kind of a weird issue the show will face, which is every book focuses on a different sibling and then their story is done, meaning the actor will have nothing to do for another six or seven seasons. And since actors want to act, there's the risk they'll keep losing cast members.

They're supposed to give Anthony and Kate a storyline this season, so we'll see how it goes.

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PoopStickler69 t1_j6kgtbx wrote

Lol. I knew it had to be that episode.

I need to rewatch that. Just an absolute brain fuck.

The first season was wild, but then it went off the rails, in the best possible way in later seasons.

I don’t think they could have continued such a dour show without going bonkers with it.

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