#lee fallon

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thinking about post-fall will cutting his hair like this while they're on the run so he isn't recognized as easily

[a-fragile-little-teacup]

I have watched almost every project Hugh Dancy has been in.

I really will sit through anything to see that silly little man act his ass off.

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The Big C - 2X05 - “Cats and Dogs” (2011)

And now it's gone, and I want more.

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ahhh spacesphinx save me spacesphinx

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This is Hugh Dancy as Lee Fallon (Season 2) of The Big C

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Muppet Fact #1255

Miss Piggy owns a pair of custom designed Louboutins. They were created in 2011 for The Muppets. She wore the shoes at many promotional events and the film's opening. The shoes were later put on display at El Capitan Theatre in an exhibit called "Miss Piggy's Couture Collection."

Sources:

The Muppets World Premiere. November 12, 2011.

Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. November 16, 2011.

El Capitan Theatre. "Miss Piggy's Couture Collection." 2011.

Academy Awards. February 26, 2012.

Fashion Police. March 30, 2012.

[dynamitekansai]

WWE NXT (OCTOBER 1, 2024)

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The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon

Jenna Ortega | Dion Lee Fall 2024 ensemble

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In honor of Trans Day Of Visibility, here’s a mecore edit because I am, in fact, trans

[lastweeksshirttonight]

I've been recapping Strike Force Five both for my followers who can't access or don't really have time to listen to the episodes, and also for myself to get more comfortable with longform writing, something I was doing as well with reviews of S1 episodes of Last Week Tonight. (I promise I will keep doing those, I know they keep falling by the wayside.) Going into episode three of the show, I know I have to address Jimmy Fallon and his toxic workplace, the news of which dropped as I was listening to the third episode of SFF for the first time. Putting this below the cut, and I'm going to be mentioning toxic workplaces, alcoholism, and maybe getting more personal than I need to again, so trigger warning for those.

To start, every worker deserves a safe, non-toxic workplace. This is the LEAST a company can do for their employees as far as I'm concerned. The things a toxic workplace will do to your mental and physical health are things I don't wish on anyone, and things I'm still wrestling with after being two years removed from one of the worst environments I was ever in. The stories that Fallon's staffers tell ring extremely true, from weaponized HR to cruel, dehumanizing showrunners/CEOs, and crying rooms. I want the best for them and hope, despite the very bad "I'm sorry if you were offended" apologies given by NBC staff and Fallon, that there are concrete efforts taken to provide them with a much better, safer workplace. Those apologies don't give me much hope right now, unfortunately.

The other thing is that I really hope Fallon commits to some sort of treatment for his obvious alcoholism. It's been an open secret for decades at this point - the article dances around it but anyone with even a modicum of knowledge about the New York comedy scene knows this. Again, I don't wish alcoholism on anyone. It's a horrible, destructive disease. But I don't think that the culture rot at Late Night can be fully addressed unless Fallon makes an effort to get help.

I've struggled with excessive social drinking and alcoholism runs in my family. It's almost impossible to get out of that hole until you realize you need to make the change. I hope this is the push to get him out of that hole. This isn't me trying to avoid holding him accountable for his part in making his show so toxic, far from it. This is me, coming from a similar place where I had to work incredibly hard to rebuild my life because of the shitstain behavior I perpetuated while drunk, recognizing someone that needs to do the same work to make things right in some way.

I thought about making this part of the recap for Strike Force Five episode 3, but it didn't feel appropriate. I don't know if I will recap the third episode, honestly, and if I do, it won't likely be for a bit, or at least until I know what the future of this podcast is. Last week, episodes dropped on Wednesday and Saturday, and there's noticeably no fourth episode as of today (Sunday). The part of this that sucks is that listening to the show DOES help the staff of all these late-night shows monetarily, including Fallon's, and I want to continue to support them. (Because it will come up, I do financially donate to multiple strike funds as well. You should do the same, if you're in a position to.) It's, understandably, a mess.

In the end, I just really want things to improve for Fallon's staff. It'll take a lot of work, but it's not impossible to turn things around.

[mistikfir]

The Big C - 2X05 - “Cats and Dogs” (2011)  

The perfect red.

[heelswrestling]

THIS SATURDAY!!

[muppet-facts]

Muppet Fact #946

Martin Short, Michael Stipe, Miss Piggy, and Kermit played "Password" together on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon in 2011.

Source:

Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. November 16, 2011.

[dynamitekansai]

WWE NXT (OCTOBER 8, 2024)

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Isla Dawn(c) and Alba Fyre(c) vs Kiana James and Fallon Henley (with Josh Briggs):NXT 4/11/23