Drogo

Amen to all this. As a parent, you can never 100% trust anyone but yourself (+ your parents and spouse, if you're lucky) with your children. As far as any grown man of any social/financial stature asking me if my son can sleep over at his house, he's probably not making it to the end of the sentence. They mean to tell me that NO FRIEND OR RELATIVE of either of these two "close-knit" families expressed concern they could've genuinely considered?

Whoa whoa whoa... This cast has a lot of class. (Unfortunately it's all low.)

It doesn't, though. She doesn't speak like that unless she's angry. Or maybe I'm misremembering. What scene/s does she use that voice while not fighting with Michael?

You're in luck- unlike Caitlin or Matt, I have the ability to sit next to someone for longer than 20 seconds. Also I have coffee.

Can't understand that WW video. It's hard to follow people who make no fucking sense and only want to believe words coming out of their own mouths. Also, fuck that entertainment journalist for coming out sympathetic on the side of the accusers and flipping his script when Wendy nope's him. Suddenly he's torn, right. Nodding and agreeing with every excuse flying out of her mouth.

That's actually what I was trying (and failing) to say... that the way these Neverland mothers felt like they were in competition for their children to be The Chosen One was similar to how parents in the olden days would compete to get their most beautiful daughter to court to become the King's mistress for all the reasons you've stated. Some of their families may have gone hungry without a leg up on the King (pun intended.) It's more disgusting here for so many reasons: the ages of the children, mostly... and these tiny boys' mothers sought MJ out and hard. "I went to give him a thank you note among thousands of screaming fans", "we were going to be in the U.S. and Michael had said I should look him up so I called 10,000 places to find him", etc. Neither the Safechucks nor the Robsons would've starved without becoming MJ beneficiaries. Neither mother seems particularly bright, and both were attention-hungry, and he preyed on that. These mothers would've had the good sense to not leave a brand new car unlocked in a desolate parking lot all night, but not the sense to keep their beloved children from spending weeks at a time with a self-proclaimed lonely man with no friends. Let's get Michael's side on this:

I can't imagine why Ashley was single.

Maybe the tricks were making direct payments to the attorney on her behalf.

I hope she chooses to be involved. Someone's got to teach that child sketch comedy.

Paige, if I can tell your eyelashes aren't on right, your eyelashes are really not on right. Danielle's a pretty girl but has a sadness about her.

$520 really doesn't seem like fair compensation for blowing Rand.

Jax can barely remember not to have sex with people who aren't Brittany.

James needs to narrate every scene via voiceover. Hilarious.

The housemates return to the Hamptons with several new friends in tow; unresolved issues between Kyle, Lindsay and Danielle quickly spread through the house; Carl vows to focus on his work and never hook up with a summer share housemate again.

No one would say this precise disgusting shit happened if it didn't happen. Both of these guys look like they were hit by a steam engine.

You know what I find annoying.. that we don't hear the interviewer's questions or tone/approach.

I made it to 42:42 before the overwhelming anger set in. Jimmy just looks/sounds like someone who's tired of carrying a heavy burden.

It's still a comforting thought that we could just leave him in a bottle forever.

I posted about Perry's turn as Reverend Cloutier on HBO's Oz but I'll go ahead and leave this here as a shout to his acting abilities outside teen shows.

It's reminiscent of the parents who would vie in the olden days to have their child become a King's concubine, and secure status and riches for themselves in the process. We should be a good bit past that, but The Good Life is still a tempting apple. Michael Jackson was a musical genius.. changed the game performance-wise... also raped children. There's no amount of death that changes any of that.

RIP Fred Andrews. Nobody puts Baby in a corner and nobody recasts Dylan McKay.

Breaking up with Luke Perry is always the hardest thing to do. R.I.P., you cool fucker.

I think it was a grocery store in a small town. Good money to be made in that racket.