@vampzrp He was so paranoid his wife would get insecure if he even looked at Nina. Couldn’t even think of them as their characters, it was so obvious. Shit acting job, letting their old relationship get in the way
@ChandlerBing_12 I didn’t enjoy this storyline because he was a friend of her dad. He knew her as a child. That took it a big step further than just a woman dating an older man. That’s a lot of lines crossed that they tried to play for laughs, but kind of turned my stomach.
The amount of people I've seen on here say "too little too late" is concerning. If we can't allow these people to learn and grow, then what is your activism even for?
@GraphStreams@VaelisFox “Why can’t it just be about the music anymore?” like music hasn’t been at the forefront of protests and world changing events forever.
@PopBase If he was slightly braver & still wanted to remain “neutral” he could’ve said: “While I feel for those who might have been upset by Macklemore’s statement, I will not silence anyone unless they are promoting violence or hate. And I believe his intent was love and peace.”
Kicking the ‘don’t commit genocide’ guy off your tour because it upsets the people who support the genocide is actually a blatant display of taking sides. There’s nothing neutral here, not even close.
@f4berries Happened a lot on older shows like Saved By the Bell, Beverly Hills 90210, Full House, Fresh Prince of Bel Air, and any sitcoms really. Glee kind of fits in with that somehow so it’s not surprising
@PantonThinker See I could have gone for a cliffhanger on that one. Us knowing Paul Baker heard that Anton has feelings for him and isn’t sure what he’s going to do about it was a great scene, and the audience could have lived in that space a little while longer.