Jack Scofield
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Let's take a moment to appreciate Jian Yang's prank calls:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uZL9xlm3To
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uZL9xlm3To
I hadn't seen that Conan one. So good.Let's take a moment to appreciate Jian Yang's prank calls:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uZL9xlm3To
TJ's exit was dull but about what I expected, and the whole move the server farm to Stanford and then ‘oops! no one closed the truck door' was just bad, followed by the ‘we failed, but wait we didn't!' moment.
Let's take a moment to appreciate Jian Yang's prank calls:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uZL9xlm3To
I really hope they do something with Richard's character in the next season because he is nothing but a goddamn asshole in this season. His whole ends justify the means shtick got annoying 4 episodes in, and it only got worse.
I think that was part of his development, his years and experiences in SV are turning him into a selfish asshole, like the rest of the CEOs in the show.
That interview its great but am I the only one who thinks that some things he said were jokes or plain irony? Like when he talks about Middletich he said stuff like "he is great!!" and a few lines later "he is such a star, he wanted more lines".
If it's true that HBO tried to work around his schedule and he declined because of reasons, that's fine and actually kinda great or sweet. But I don't know...the tone in this interview actually makes me doubt about pretty much everything he said. It really sounded like he was kicked/written out and he found out while reading the final script and he is trying to land on his feet somehow while acting cool and smug about it.
"This is you as an old man" gets me every time.
I was watching an old episode of The League and saw these guys playing door-to-door Jehova's witness types:
TJ looks weird like that lol
Disappointing season for me. It still made me laugh, but the plotting is beginning to frustrate me. I really liked the ideas like Dinesh as CEO and Richard/Gavin working together. I wish they would have ran with those ideas longer. There seemed to be plenty of ground to mine with those and it would have been a nice change-up from the same old thing. But they bailed on those almost immediately. Still a pretty funny show, but didn't like it as much this year.
If they wanted to turn Richard into an asshole maybe he shouldnt have started as one. I never liked the dude so this turn doesnt work for me. A neurotic nerd that thinks he is always right is annoying enough and now he is spineless too I guess but it doesnt change the fact that he was always an asshole.
Remember when he was an asshole to some marketing dude two seasons ago because marketing guys arent smart like me? He has always been the worst.
"This is you as an old man" gets me every time.
It is, without question, the funniest thing that the show has ever done.
I love this exchange so much.the delivery of that line is worthy of its own Emmy
I was kind of disappointed when the blood boy turned out to be a fraud after all, because it would have been nice to see Richard definitively wrong.
You should watch some Jimmy O Yang standup, it's fucking weird seeing him with a hard American accent, without a trace of his accent heard in SC."This is you as an old man" gets me every time.
And what is that?Its like Pinky and the Brain. At the end of every episode they end up where they started and start preparing for the same thing they do every night.
The answer for everyone but Richard seems to be sell and get rich. Of course shithead turned down Gavin's offer without even looking at it, so it's clear his priorities are different.And what is that?
lol you missed the joke. That is Pinky's line.The answer for everyone but Richard seems to be sell and get rich. Of course shithead turned down Gavin's offer without even looking at it, so it's clear his priorities are different.
Let's take a moment to appreciate Jian Yang's prank calls:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uZL9xlm3To
HuffPo article said:HuffPost spoke briefly with Miller about ”The Emoji Movie" in May. This time, as the interview began, Miller asked for everyone else to leave the room, including the publicity team. He turned the conversation to the current political landscape and the obligation he believes Hollywood has to oppose the current administration.
It seems the cast of ”Silicon Valley," in Miller's estimation, failed to live up to this obligation. Just before the 2016 presidential election, he told HuffPost, he spoke with the show's cast about the campaign. ”I asked, ‘How much money did you donate, you Hollywood elites, how much did you donate to Hillary Clinton's campaign?' And everybody in the cast said nothing. They hadn't given a dollar," he said. ”What did they think was going to happen? How had they not joined a fight that they had such strong opinions about?" He noted that despite ”not even really being a fan of hers," he donated the maximum amount permitted to her campaign.
The decision to leave ”Silicon Valley," Miller suggested, freed him up to resist President Trump in other ways. ”My position [to oppose the Trump administration] became more powerful when I left ‘Silicon Valley,'" he said. ”I had more control over the content, the time, the schedule, the everything." Even ”The Emoji Movie," he argued, was a meaningful step toward encouraging younger audiences to ”understand and adopt progressive values."
Well, I guess that pretty much confirms TJ Miller is completely unhinged.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...ugh-to-stop-trump_us_59701345e4b062ea5f8f1e26
I'm really starting to wonder if the condition that he had brain surgery for is still affecting him. He said during the Yogi Bear movie filming he was acting crazy because the malformed growth in his brain was changing his personality.
Google for young Willie Nelson and tell me he doesn't look like Gavin Belson.
https://www.google.com/search?q=young+willie+nelson