#orlando jones

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This gets FUNNIER once your realize Orlando has worked with both David and Gillian djkajdkama

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Orlando Jones

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i need people who like psych to watch the movie evolution (2001) because 1. David Duchovny and 2. the dynamic between the two mcs are almost the same with an intelligent brunette bisexual and a suave black guy whos actually a freak who signs up for societies/subscriptions over the internet

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316 - Liberty Heights

After Diner earned an Oscar nomination for its screenplay and the hearts of dads everywhere, writer/director Barry Levinson's star quickly rose in Hollywood, culminating in Rain Man sweeping the Oscars. In the 1990s, Levinson had his share of hits and misses, but ended the decade with the final entry of his Baltimore films, Liberty Heights. The film tackles antisemitism and racism in the midcentury from a boomer lens with a young cast led by Ben Foster and Adrien Brody, but even strong reviews failed to draw an audience or the attention of awards voters.

This episode, we talk about Levinson's filmography and the film atmosphere that led to this film being quickly forgotten. We also talk about Foster's recent output overlooked by Oscar, Joe Mantegna's career before being lost to the CBS soup, and Brody being mostly cut out of The Thin Red Line.

Topics also include Forget Paris, Bebe Neuwirth cast as a mom shortly after the Chicago revival, and retro movie chain pre-shows.

The 1999 Academy Awards

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Orlando Jones is a criminally underwater actor and comedian, and this was basically America's introduction to him.

7Up should have kept these rolling, because they were hilarious. Ok maybe the last one was a bridge too far even in 1999 but still.

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THE TIME MACHINE (2002)

dir. simon wells

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God, I miss when this show was on and good. Season one was top tier.

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Rewatching Season 3 ep 7 of Ghost Whisperer is me marveling at how John Gray had such an opportunity to bump up Orlando Jones' guest character to recurring/main status and just did not do that. There's something so interesting about the dynamic between Jone's character, a fraudulent celebrity psychic who's got a talent in profiling people and showmanship to boot, and Melinda Gordon, an actual psychic who doesn't make a living out of it and just wants to live a relatively ordinary life with her husband. And I think Orlando Jones and Jennifer Love Hewitt have a really good back-and-forth/competitive chemistry between them that would have been so good.

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my favorite cast member

Orlando Jones. Specifically from the first two seasons of Sleepy Hollow. While I will never, ever forgive that show for what they did, he is the reason I'm on Twitter. He had no idea what shipping was until Ichabbie (in fact, I think he said he thought it was an insult at first, LOL), but once he understood, he jumped into fandom culture with BOTH feet! He climbed aboard the S.S. Ichabbie and took the helm. I didn't even really ship it at first, but his enthusiasm was so much fun! He was Dante Basco levels of shipper trash, and I will forever and ever love him for it. Here's to Captain Trollando!

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You guys just don’t understand

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Me 🤝 Orlando Jones

getting into Destiel bc of Cockles

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Timestamp Roulette -> Evolution (2001)

Minutes 75, 55, 70, 4, 62, 11, 48, 37, 15, 65