I don't think we know anything yet. I mean they'd have to get all of them together for like 9 months once a season is planned and they wouldn't be able to do any other acting jobs at the time. Though really, how many of them actually have a career besides Cera? The rest I only see in cameos on other shows.
Edit: Ho hey, theres an article.
Most of them have steady careers. Bateman and Cera are leading men. Egg does a ton of voice work with the occasional film thrown in there. Arnett has been the leading man in two sitcoms overs the past years, which did not do great but he is hardly in the dumps. Tambor is constantly employed, mostly smaller roles but he certainly isn't hurting. Portia has a consistent television career, oh yeah and she has Ellen. Actually instead of me spelling it out, just look at everyone of the major players IMDB pages.
Has anyone else "something'd" Perfecto Telles or any other of the character names from this season?
Has anyone else "something'd" Perfecto Telles or any other of the character names from this season?
Where's the chicken dance and Franklin? That's the big issue here.
Where's the chicken dance and Franklin? That's the big issue here.
Just want to make sure you DID watch past the credits, right? Because that part wasn't the "end" of the episode.
I actually agree here. By a small margin. I mean I liked Charlize's arc and it had its moments, but this was something pretty cool. And much better planned out since they didn't need to cram it all into one short season at the last minute.
Chicken Dance was pretty good?George Michaels
He starts to do one in Episode 13 but his matador pants get in the way.I don't recall. Episode #?
I don't recall. Episode #?
"George Maharis Arrested in Men's Room", Gay Scene, December 1974: "Famous Hollywood actor George Maharis was arrested November 21 and charged with committing a sex act with a hairdresser in the men's room of a gas station in Los Angeles... He was booked on a sex perversion charge along with Perfecto Telles, 33, the hairdresser, and released on $500 bail, according to police." An earlier guilty plea for a Hollywood lewd conduct arrest on 15 December 1967 with a male is also documented.
I literally got a picture of some dudes junk
"George Maharis Arrested in Men's Room", Gay Scene, December 1974: "Famous Hollywood actor George Maharis was arrested November 21 and charged with committing a sex act with a hairdresser in the men's room of a gas station in Los Angeles... He was booked on a sex perversion charge along with Perfecto Telles, 33, the hairdresser, and released on $500 bail, according to police." An earlier guilty plea for a Hollywood lewd conduct arrest on 15 December 1967 with a male is also documented.
He starts to do one in Episode 13 but his matador pants get in the way.
"George Maharis Arrested in Men's Room", Gay Scene, December 1974: "Famous Hollywood actor George Maharis was arrested November 21 and charged with committing a sex act with a hairdresser in the men's room of a gas station in Los Angeles... He was booked on a sex perversion charge along with Perfecto Telles, 33, the hairdresser, and released on $500 bail, according to police." An earlier guilty plea for a Hollywood lewd conduct arrest on 15 December 1967 with a male is also documented.
What? No way."George Maharis Arrested in Men's Room", Gay Scene, December 1974: "Famous Hollywood actor George Maharis was arrested November 21 and charged with committing a sex act with a hairdresser in the men's room of a gas station in Los Angeles... He was booked on a sex perversion charge along with Perfecto Telles, 33, the hairdresser, and released on $500 bail, according to police." An earlier guilty plea for a Hollywood lewd conduct arrest on 15 December 1967 with a male is also documented.
Twinhater!
I can't wait to start reading about all the jokes I missed.
Ophelia is a fictional character in the play Hamlet by William Shakespeare. She is a young noblewoman of Denmark, the daughter of Polonius, sister of Laertes, and potential wife of Prince Hamlet. As one of the few female characters in the play, she is used as a contrasting plot device to Hamlet's mother
"Should've thought about that before you let that cat live"
So goood
It's a good fit, most of my friends who enjoy AD love GoodNeighbor.Haha that's brilliant. Never heard of Good Neighbor before -- only know him from those new ads.
I don't know, I wonder...So was there a clue that I missed regardingLucille 2s disappearance?
I don't know, I wonder...
Yessssss, I was hoping for that exact picture.
I wish they never said Emmits name. I knew exactly who it was when it showed him, so awesome.I just finished the season, thought it was pretty good overall. I don't think standalone episodes worked for every character but when they did work, (Tobias, Buster, and Maeby's episodes in particular) they worked really well.
This is a weird side note, but I also liked how much Andy Richter was in it. Every time he appeared he made me laugh.
I think the q-test might be my favorite bit from the season. that and like all of episode 11.
edit: speaking of the Q-test, did anyone notice how the soldier they sent in seemed to have breasts? maybe fake ones to make him seem more like a mother? since he was acting as an authority figure?
This is a weird side note, but I also liked how much Andy Richter was in it. Every time he appeared he made me laugh.
The whole thing with marky and debris was awful, tobias episode was the worst.
The whole thing with marky and debris was awful, tobias episode was the worst.
I just finished the season, thought it was pretty good overall. I don't think standalone episodes worked for every character but when they did work, (Tobias, Buster, and Maeby's episodes in particular) they worked really well.
This is a weird side note, but I also liked how much Andy Richter was in it. Every time he appeared he made me laugh.