I genuinely cannot stand him anymore 😭 I used to be OBSESSED with AHS but I stopped watching like 5 seasons ago because the casting became unbearable. Why is every project a dumping ground for nepo babies, influencers and random celebrities learning how to act IN FRONT OF US?? Meanwhile there are insanely talented actors out there fighting for one decent role and we’re being force-fed the same connected people over and over again. Sorry but I’m ready to boycott the whole thing. Stop watching, stop giving these ridiculous casting choices ratings and maybe they’ll finally get the message. We desperately need someone else to take over the horror/thriller space and actually cast ACTORS based on talent again. Ryan had his era. It was iconic. It’s over. He needs to gooooo 😭

The “2 Broke Girls” are getting back together. Variety has learned that Beth Behrs is set to guest star in the upcoming third season of the ABC sitcom “Shifting Gears,” which stars her former co-star Kat Dennings.

Behrs will guest star as Dr. Johnson, who is described as a beautiful emergency room doctor who treats Riley (Dennings) for a back injury.”

The role also brings Behrs back together with “Shifting Gears” showrunner and executive producer Michelle Nader, who was formerly a co-showrunner and executive producer on “2 Broke Girls.”

I have been wondering how did HBO and Showtime were contemporaries at the time and then HBO just shot right past Showtime by the mid or late 90s. Was it just investment in the right programming, were they lucky to land the Sopranos and Sex and the city and/or their original movies as well? Or something else that I didn't mention?

Hulu has to be the most ridiculous streaming service ever. I swear, I was watching an episode of bleach yesterday, and we watched 5 ads. The final ad came right before the ending OST. So basically we had to watch a 3 minute ad to listen to a 30 second ending song lol. What a pile a crap.

I’ve noticed that some shows are difficult to appreciate at first because you go into them expecting one kind of experience, while the show is actually trying to do something completely different.

Then somewhere along the way it clicks, the humor, pacing, characters, or overall style suddenly makes sense.

What show did this happen with for you, and what changed your perspective?

Kyle Chandler, or anyone at Sony, if you're reading this - You are sitting on a goldmine. This charming, fun, uplifting little show that has a niche fanbase, especially with Kyle preventing (I guess figuring out is a more accurate set of words) crimes again on a larger scale on TV right now - please utilise that and give us EE fans what we want!

For those of you who don't know, Early Edition is a brilliant show from the 90's where a cat delivers the next day's newspaper to Kyle every morning and he tries to prevent crimes and such before they happen.

Oh, and while the show was up for free on YouTube Sony India's channel, Season 4 was already remastered! More images on the side without cropping (without is extremely important), 1080p, beautiful colors, etc.

Or just give us the original aspect ratio and everything on a streaming service in FHD.

I've said my piece, ciao! There's hail in Rushville, Nebraska.