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I want to hate this show, solely because I can’t stand Ryan Murphy. He’s a pompous A-hole that only wins awards by playing the gay card and getting lucky with good casting. I can only say I’m glad that this show is on a major network, for the sake of America’s youth, so that they have one less piece of perverted, degenerate programming to watch on Primetime (referring to American Horror Story and Nip/Tuck here, I actually like gay people). And what is with his Gwyneth Paltrow fetish!? I’m counting three shows where she’s either mentioned or guest stars. This
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Ok, so I don’t watch Weeds, but I’ve got to assume that Justin Kirk doesn’t always look this disgusting. Though I’m usually a fan of redheads, even fake ones, they seriously need to figure out what to do with his curly hair if this show actually manages to make it to series. Hint: see Daniel Sharman in Teen Wolf or Matthew Morrison in Glee. The way I see it, there are two types of roles for leading men in television no matter the genre, romantic (Clark Kent on Smallville or Jim Halpert on The Office) and non-romantic (Zeke Braverman on
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Is it just me, or does the sneak preview of Go On feel like NBC’s answer to sending Community to the island of misfit toys, aka the Friday Night timeslot? In both series, we have an emotionally flawed male lead and the band of lovable misfits that become his best friends. Let’s take a closer look. The obvious ‘Annie’ of the group is Yolanda, Lauren’s shameless type-A suck up. However, I don’t see her as a love interest for Ryan at all. I do see Lauren and Ryan hooking up eventually. Though I love making predictions and I love being
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