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Jeremy Clymer

Jeremy Clymer is a freelance writer and stand-up comic who lives, works, and keeps it real in the Midwestern state of Michigan, USA. No, not that part of Michigan. The other part.

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Girls Review: “Role-Play” (Season 3, Episode 10)

A common criticism of this season of Girls has been that Adam has seemed watered down in comparison to previous seasons, almost as if the writers were trying to make him more palatable now that he is a series regular. There's something to that if you look back to seasons one and two and see his callousness toward Hannah and his unsettling sexual aggression. It feels like a big leap to see him go from the guy who borderline-raped his girlfriend Natalia last season to the surprisingly sweet, supporting boyfriend he has been this season.

True Detective Creator Nic Pizzolato Discusses Plans For Season 2

Time is a flat circle. All of this has happened before and will happen again. The exception, of course, is season one of True Detective, because next season is going to be totally different. Buzzfeed took a break from posting animated GIFs of cats doing hilarious things and interviewed True Detective writer/creator Nic Pizzolato, who had a few things to say about his plans for the second season of the show.

See The First Trailer For Annie, Starring Quvenzhané Wallis, Jamie Foxx And Cameron Diaz

Remember when Jay-Z sampled "It's a Hard Knock Life" from the musical Annie for his song "Hard Knock Life," and everyone was like, "Wow! Jay-Z is brilliant! He shaved two whole words off the title of that song!" That was all the way back in 1998, but Jay-Z hasn't forgotten the little orphan who inspired him to transform from a rascally little red-headed girl from to the streets into a ludicrously rich media mogul.

Mila Kunis Will Make A Guest Appearance On Two And A Half Men

The Devil is real. That is the only plausible explanation for the news that Mila Kunis will be making a guest appearance on the CBS sitcom Two and a Half Men. Some might argue that the reason she is appearing on the show is because she is engaged to one of its stars, half-man Ashton Kutcher, but that really only bolsters the theory of Satanic intervention.

Girls Review: “Flo” (Season 3, Episode 9)

A mere five episodes after "Dead Inside," the episode in which Hannah was at her most unsympathetic due to her callousness toward her editor David's death, Girls is back to the death theme already. This time it is with someone Hannah knew a lot more personally--her grandmother--and as a result she at least shows some genuine emotion this time around. The show itself, though, seems to mostly be going through the motions.

Aaron Paul Would Like To Be In Better Call Saul, Despite Continuity Concerns

Playing the character of Jesse Pinkman in Breaking Bad has without a doubt defined Aaron Paul's career. Everywhere he goes these days, people no doubt feel totally comfortable calling him "Bitch" to his face, all on account of his signature catch phrase as Walter White's partner in the manufacture and distribution of methamphetamine. When an actor has a role that iconic, it can be difficult to escape from its shadow. Aaron Paul wishes to sidestep that dilemma by doubling down on Pinkman in Better Call Saul.

Shooting Starts In October For James Bond 24, According to Ralph Fiennes

Director Sam Mendes did a pretty bang-up job with Skyfall, the last entry in the James Bond franchise, so imagine the collective joy of every guy out there who orders his martinis shaken, not stirred (adding, "You know, like in those movies") when it was announced that Mendes would return for James Bond film number 24. Now, actor Ralph Fiennes, who made his debut as the new M in Skyfall, has apparently forgotten the old spy adage "loose lips sink ships" (or is it pirates who say that?) and let slip that the next Bond film will begin filming in October.

Two More Indiana Jones Movies May Be On The Way

When last we heard of the Indiana Jones franchise, it had been bought up by Disney and producer Frank Marshall was dropping hints that something new might be in the works. The obligatory refrigerator jokes were made, there was some wild speculating, and then we all pretty much went about our daily lives as if there were more important things than whether or not Harrison Ford would once again be crackin' whips and outrunning boulders.

Comedy Central Orders Up Season 2 Of Broad City

If you haven't been watching the first season of Broad City on Comedy Central, you've been missing out on one of the funniest new shows on television. Produced by Amy Poehler and starring two UCB alums, Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer, it's kind of like Girls without the sense of entitlement or Sex and the City without all the shoe shopping. In other words, it's nothing like those shows.

Tweet From True Detective Creator Nic Pizzolatto Suggests Season 2 Will Be About The Ladies

Let's face it: in True Detective, women get the short end of the stick. While Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey get to be the tragically flawed heroes, pursuing justice at the cost of their slowly unraveling sanity, the women of the show are cheated upon, abused, and murdered. It's hard out there in the Deep South for the ladies, and it sure would be nice to see them get their day to shine. Or gradually descend into madness. Whatever.