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“It’s just her (JoJo) being at the forefront and being like ‘I don’t care if you watch me or not. I’m just gonna be me, I’m just gonna do me, and I don’t really care.’”
“I think it’s really breaking through because it’s making men realize something that they might not have realized about themselves before.”
“He’s already had four years to move on from this person, and that didn’t work. Are you willing to give him four more? I would not.”
“The first heartbreak we experience, usually around the age that Olivia is, lives with us into adulthood. We mature out of it, we process it. But it’s such a formative feeling. And as an adult, there’s something strangely comforting about it.”
“I don’t think anyone was expecting the vocals of Jennifer Lopez to bring in a new presidency. Yet, here we are. The autotune worked. But, we actually love to see it!”
“WandaVision might be a fun ‘Dick Van Dyke’ or ‘Bewitched’ parody right now. But I have a feeling we’re going to be crying by the end. So I’m gearing up for some tears.”
“There’s always a way to pick at your body and find a way that it has failed you. It’s true for every generation. In 30 years we’re going to be worrying about our elbows.”
“Can they still create meaningful storylines? Why not create a new show about women in their 50s and 60s? Because it’s so easy for these characters to fall into stereotypes about Botox and chasing young men.”
“You have to show there has to be some kind of consequence, some kind of reckoning with what has just happened here. You have to show future officeholders there is a consequence for this kind of behavior.”
“And then you find out—everyone’s favorite plot twist device—that it was all a dream. Just kidding, everyone hates this. Thank you for wasting my time.”
“I don’t think anyone was expecting the vocals of Jennifer Lopez to bring in a new presidency. Yet, here we are. The autotune worked. But, we actually love to see it!”
“2021 is different. It’s much more about the change of old and outdated structures.”
“I think it’s really breaking through because it’s making men realize something that they might not have realized about themselves before.”
“You don’t see this in period dramas. I’m imagining Colin Firth as Mr. Darcy, from the BBC version of Pride and Prejudice, having sexy sex scenes—and I can’t.”
“My loves, my loves—listen. Do not do this to your teeth. You only have one pair.”
“He’s already had four years to move on from this person, and that didn’t work. Are you willing to give him four more? I would not.”
“Can they still create meaningful storylines? Why not create a new show about women in their 50s and 60s? Because it’s so easy for these characters to fall into stereotypes about Botox and chasing young men.”
“WandaVision might be a fun ‘Dick Van Dyke’ or ‘Bewitched’ parody right now. But I have a feeling we’re going to be crying by the end. So I’m gearing up for some tears.”
“And then you find out—everyone’s favorite plot twist device—that it was all a dream. Just kidding, everyone hates this. Thank you for wasting my time.”
“At the end of the day—we’re talking about accountability. And what that means to different people.”