The makeover is eye-pleasing, but I feel like I've seen it done this way at least 657th times. Huh. And I don't think I'm even counting all the SNL Saturdays, either.
Also, I would hope they would keep that Raymond Carver blurb in some sort of prominence; that bit o' honey is something to cherish. Anyone ever read Cathedral? Ahh.
Oh, the 80s. Sniff (sarcastic sniff, not coke sniff).
For my Gawker babies: Anyone who tries to back-in-the-day you with references to the glorious nights hanging out at the Odeon, you have my express permission to punch them in the head/balzac. That place was a Eurotrash/hangers-on dumping ground par ex, and all the cool kids were down the street at the Mudd Club, or even over on Leonard Street at the Clocktower.
@City_Dater: His presence might signal lack of compelling substance, but it eternally signals the abundance of at least one type of substance. I hugely enjoyed Jay McInerney's cameo in Bret Easton Ellis's Lunar Park. Bret is having a party at his house, and Jay shows up uninvited and starts distributing coke to everyone. HA!
Simpsons stamps? Exellent. I already have Simpsons checks and address labels, so all I need now is a vile of Matt Groening's spit to seal the envelopes and my bill-paying process will be complete.
Um, does this mean this Brie person is no longer Pete's wife? 'Cause if it does this could mean interesting things for the show, and by interesting I mean, Peggy and the illegitimate child she denies/dreams of/wants to trap Pete with/not really. Yay?!
@The New No. 2: I had forgotten about that after Peggy's glorious and devastating Pete smackdown. So I am comforting myself that they will never get together even if Pete's wife is out of the picture.
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Also, I would hope they would keep that Raymond Carver blurb in some sort of prominence; that bit o' honey is something to cherish. Anyone ever read Cathedral? Ahh.
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For my Gawker babies: Anyone who tries to back-in-the-day you with references to the glorious nights hanging out at the Odeon, you have my express permission to punch them in the head/balzac. That place was a Eurotrash/hangers-on dumping ground par ex, and all the cool kids were down the street at the Mudd Club, or even over on Leonard Street at the Clocktower.
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And nowadays the mere presence of Jay McInerney signals pretention without real style or compelling substance.
The more things change...
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But what about his work on Iron Chef America?
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Thank you, Richard.
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But if Matthew Weiner is like David Milch, when Brie's pilot fails, he won't take her back on the show.
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