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Must-See TV: The happy-go-lucky actress turned lifestyle entrepreneur turned talk show host has become a sunny spot in an otherwise rather dreary daytime TV landscape this year with a show that is equal parts chaotic, surreal, hilarious, and uplifting. While most episodes of The Drew Barrymore Show feel like a trippy fever dream, this one really made me question my own sanity at nine in the morning. Who’s in It? Drew Barrymore and assorted celebrity guestsīest Outing: “Drew’s Halloween Show!” … In her first season, Drew Barrymore has thrown herself into everything she does, and Halloween was no exception, rebranding herself as “Drew Scarrymore.” Dressed as Glinda the Good Witch, complete with a wand and strange, affected accent, Drew interviewed a mystery “Wizard of Oz” who turned out to be her old pal/co-star Macaulay Culkin before tackling the removal of “spooky-looking” clothing stains and welcoming TV actress Emily Park, who sang “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” in a literal rainbow dress.

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Sam MwakasisiĮxtra! Extra! Read Jenn Adams’ full review here. If there ever was a cultural phenomenon no one had in mind by January, it’s Netflix’s Exotic excursion, a resonant emblem of 2020: unpredictable, unreliable, and unbelievable, but never uninteresting.

With a fine balance between the absurdist comedy of its characters’ personas and the tumultuous drama of the damaged people within them, the show retains and builds upon its momentum with storytelling equally indebted to the schadenfreude of reality television and the pathos of American folklore. In around five hours ( not counting the Joel McHale-helmed after-show), the miniseries tells a tale surrounding the big-cat business, capturing its deceit- and delusion-fueled underworld in a capsule of unabashed escalation through the central war between Joe Exotic and Carole Baskin, the individuals within the rivalry’s five-mile radius, and a select few outlandish corners of the Internet, from online junkets to news coverage. Must-See TV: Tiger King is a window into a surreal industry as much as it is a mirror for the surreal world that made it a runaway hit. Joe Exotic’s pining for a place in politics as his relationships pine away unfolds with almost-hyperreal juxtaposition and makes for some of the most sidesplitting and heartbreaking moments of the show. “There’s a joke we want to do later,” the hosts said.Best Outing: “Make America Exotic Again” … Although it’s towards the back end of the show, a definitive turning point in the emotional audience commitment it beckons can be found in the fifth episode, the exact moment where the series’ marriage of whimsy and tragedy reaches an apex as bizarrely hilarious as it is genuinely devastating. Mulaney and Kroll slammed the way Spacey apologized for his abuse, saying he “pulled a Keyser Söze” by also deciding to come out as gay in his apology.Īside from talking about abusers, the hosts also touched about some of the year’s nominated films, including the infamous “Call Me By Your Name” peach scene. Speaking about Kevin Spacey, the hosts quipped, “Can we still watch ‘K-Pax’?” As for Woody Allen, “What about his last 20 not-watchable movies?” The two then briefly mentioned other alleged Hollywood abusers, and asked whether art can be separated from the artist.

We watched him walk away and walk over to the crafts services table where he touched six different doughnuts and then he grabbed one and walked away. “One day, he was really going to town on his sad sacks, below his Banana Republic boxer briefs.

“Those who have had the pleasure of meeting Ratner know he is constantly scratching his balls,” Kroll said. He shared a story about working with Ratner on a television pilot nine years ago and watching him pick at his crotch - and then proceed to touch all of the food on set. Kroll then turned his attention to Brett Ratner. 'The Lord of the Rings': Everything You Need to Know About Amazon's Big Money Adaptationįrom 'Barbie' to 'Babylon,' Here's Everything Margot Robbie Has in the Worksīut now, “it’s not gonna say ‘Project Runway,’ it’s going to say “XXL Unmarked Grave,'” Mulaney joked, eliciting laughs and gasps from the crowd. 'Saturday Night Live' Review: The Best and Worst of John Mulaney's Hosting Return 'Ugly Sonic' Redeemed, Thanks to 'Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers'

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Weinstein cracked that he’d be more remembered for TV efforts like “Project Runway” than iconic indie films like “Pulp Fiction.” Mulaney said Weinstein told him they’d even write “Project Runway” on his grave. Mulaney remembered being in a meeting with Weinstein in 2015 to talk about television projects.