Welp, 'Pluribus' Season 2 Is Definitely Going To Be a While

When Pluribus dropped its bombshell season finale back in December, the immediate question became, “Dear God, when are we getting more of this?” If you’re familiar with Vince Gilligan’s work, you knew the answer would probably be “not anytime soon!” However, thanks to the sci-fi series having a presence at awards shows, the answer ping-ponged back and forth with Rhea Seehorn offering up hope that the wait might not be too bad. Well, you better settle in. In a new interview, Gilligan revealed that the writers’ room still hasn’t broken the season 2 story yet, and “it is not going quite as fast as I would hope.” - (Polygon)

Ohmyheart! Winnie The Bish asking Aly out but in real life! Translation: Lamorne Morris asks his New Girl costar Nasim Pedrad on a date 8 years after the show ended. Awwwww! - (EW)

Tiffany didn’t know her song “I Think We’re Alone Now” was in Stranger Things until she watched it, which must have been fun for her. (Side Note: Before anyone yells at me - yes, I know it wasn’t her song. I know she covered it. Do you know how I know this? Because when her song came out in 1987, my dad SANG THE SONG AT MY FACE EVERY SINGLE TIME AND RUINED IT FOR ME because he knew it from 1967. Welcome to my therapy sessions.) - (Deadline)

While we’re reminiscing, let’s revisit awards show fashion from 1996 and 2006, shall we? - (GFY)

Rosanna Arquette is not mincing words. She thinks Quentin Tarantino has been given “a hall pass” to use the n-word, and she doesn’t think it’s art. - (THR)

Ugh. Not only did the Rotting-Bag-of-Fetid-Garbage-in-Chief wear a tacky white baseball cap as he saluted the caskets of the six US servicemembers who were the first to be killed in his war with Iran, FOX “News” showed footage to their drooling viewers from a past dignified transfer where he wasn’t wearing a tacky white baseball cap. - (The Guardian)

Speaking of that crapsack, he’s saying now that he won’t sign any new bills (“Bills” in his stupid Truth Social post - so nobody named Bill is getting autographed, I guess.) until the SAVE ID Act passes. - (CNBC)

If he were alive today, John McCain would spit in his “friend” Lindsey Graham’s face. - (Yahoo)

Oh, hey, so Epstein’s prison guard just so happened to have Googled him *twice* about an hour before his body was discovered in his cell. But, yeah, I’m sure it doesn’t mean annyyythiiing. - (PEOPLE)

Are you getting enough protein? Are you running out of ways to get enough protein? Does it seem like everywhere you turn, the word PROTEIN is shoved in your face? Ok, here’s another one, but this one is funny, and it’s written by one of our favorite TV writer/producers, Megan Amram. - (McSweeney’s)

The Pixar Cry Chart - mapping the exact minute all 30 Pixar films hit you with the emotional gut punch. - (reddit)

We Need To Talk About ‘King Andrew’ - (Wonkette)

Lafocareta didn’t necessarily enjoy Attacking Earth and Sun by Mathieu Belezi, but she did appreciate the way it illuminated aspects of the French and Algerian conflict. “Sometimes a story can convey the magnitude of an issue far better than a history or political theory text ever could.” Which historical fiction has given you a better understanding? (Cannonball Read 18)

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This delivery driver throws treats to all the dogs on his route to see if they can catch. Spoiler alert: some of them definitely cannot. Still 13/10 for all (TT: jezzyvi)

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