GIRLS talk (the Lena Dunham thread)

wiki also says this is ep 7 - "Welcome to Bushwick a.k.a. The Crackcident" lol xp

we shd prob just lock this thread now

when does j0n w1ll1ams guest?

i cannot wait for the cackcident!

Dunham co-wrote all ten episodes of the first season and directed five.

Michael Penn does the musical score for Girls, maybe the episode title is a nod to his album MP4: Days Since a Lost Time Crackcident

maybe it's about a butt crack

maybe

"that's like not being on facebook"
"i'm not on facebook"
"you're so classy"

haha aw i kind of love that li'l mamet girl

"you're so fucking classy", i think it was

is the tall one brian williams' daughter?

"and of course when i go to work i try to wear my miranda hat."

i thought zosia mamet was pretty funny, much better actress than her stepmom too

damn, sneak dissin on rebecca pidgeon

the look she got on her face when she was like "sometimes a little samantha comes out" <3

xp poor rebecca pidgeon

her mom lindsay crouse is a good actress

poor poor rebecca pigeon lol xp

i wonder if she h8s her dad

oh, lindsay crouse is her mom! lindsay crouse is rad.

li'l mamet's scene was the only funny one in the pilot for me

she had some funny lines, I like her in Mad Men a lot, when I say she's irritating I know her character is supposed to be cringeworthy. mission accomplished I guess!

this show is good

i wish at least one person on this thread would really hate it so everyone could have a big argument

I liked this! Wish I had HBO so I could watch it.

give me a couple episodes and i might take a firm anti stance tbh

Oh, hey, maybe everyone knows already, but I just saw that HBO is streaming the pilot ep on their site.

http://s3-ec.buzzfed.com/static/enhanced/web05/2012/4/17/13/enhanced-buzz-26285-1334683665-8.jpg

i think that would hit harder if it wasn't actually a show about economic privilege already

The backlash against this show is so strident. I don't get it.

"born on third. think they hit a triple" kinda a decent description of the text of the show really, except for the 'thinking they hit a triple' part. more like, 'born on third. think they struck out.'

backlash? almost everything i've read about this show everywhere (except for like 2 blog posts) has been incredibly positive

Were any people really really really mad when Robert Downey Sr.'s son and Blythe Danner's daughter and Beau Bridges' son made that movie with Vince Vaughn's BFF about the problems of a young arms dealer with daddy isues?

lol at "the drummer of bad company's daughter" being the mark of privilege. i mean, she probably wasn't destitute, but ...
annnnnyway, is this show funny? or not.

lol I mean Lloyd Bridges, whoops xpost

surprised they didn't play up that she's the daughter of puppeteering superstar Jeff Dunham

I refuse to watch anything by Joss Whedon because holy fuck he's a third generation tv scribe, was born with a silver pen in his mouth ohhh it just fills me with class rage

Thought this was alright, hoping that the show is able to evolve past examining its own privilege/entitlement though, as I'm pretty sure that's gonna get old fast.

"and you thought they cancelled 'how to make it in america'" predictably got a lol out of me

Were any people really really really mad when Robert Downey Sr.'s son
....

Probably not, bcz Senior made avant-garde films, tho I guess Putney Swope was a sleeper quasi-hit.
(box set next month btw)

who is Laurie Simmons?

wasn't "born on third. thinks s/he hit a triple" popularized by ex-Tex Gov Ann Richards re Dubya?

Probably not, bcz Senior made avant-garde films, tho I guess Putney Swope was a sleeper quasi-hit.
(box set next month btw)

who is Laurie Simmons?

this is great

I don't have time for art art, that's not how I roll

"being the son of a notorious hollywood gadfly is really no advantage, certainly not up there with being Bad Company's Drummer's Daughter."

do you have time for google? it's attached to the box you're currently using.

Were any people really really really mad when Robert Downey Sr.'s son and Blythe Danner's daughter and Beau Bridges' son made that movie with Vince Vaughn's BFF about the problems of a young arms dealer with daddy isues?

lol, i bet all these ppl wish they had even a tenth of the exposure that Girls has. ppl weren't really mad bc ppl didn't care?

it was Jim Hightower on Bush Sr., I think (xps)

it was pat o'brien on billy bush.

ooooh, L Simmons does "interactive dollhouses" -- what could I be missing?

maybe they should make Chris Walken a regular so there's someone around whose parents ran a diner.

oh, was this iron man 2? lulz

feel like being the progeny of successful showbiz people is a different kind of privilege than having parents who are just rich in some other way. i haven't thought any further about it tho..