'Lena Dunham says she'll be "pretty emotional" when "Girls" ends'

Lena Dunham was a good idea, but she went too far.

 

I bet it was a heritage breed, raised ethically, served with an organic this on a bed of non-GMO that.

 

Your wife didn't ask me for anything.

 

Lena Dunham's cures could cure cancer. Too bad Lena Dunham cries only when she masturbates.

 

Posting again before the Bank of Scotland thread crashes the Internet.

 

I enjoyed Season 1 and 2 of GIRLS.

/ducking

 

I think I made it thru half of season 3 before I punched out.

 

It could put "The Wire" to shame for all I know. Regardless, she's a hideous human being. I don't mind when celebrities are politically engaged. If they have something to contribute, I welcome it. Lena Dunham doesn't have something to contribute. She practices feminism at about a fifth-grade level. Nonetheless, educated, intelligent, engaged people fawn on her, because she's famous, and seems to vaguely share their worldview, even if she expresses it in crayons. She doesn't make arguments. She issues broad sides. She's Donald Trump for liberal millennials. That this grotesque individual is what passes for a subversive in 2016 tells me what a sorry state the culture is in. And now she's the star of Hillary Clinton's embarrassing outreach to young voters. A child molester.

 

DD, how was this one?

Next Episode Of 'Girls' To Feature Lena Dunham Shitting Herself During Gyno Exam While Eating A Burrito

 

The Trojan horse of GIRLS is that Dunham has essentially made a show that makes millennials look so much worse than any generational critic possibly could. Michael Patrick King & SJP thought they were making Carrie (and friends) people you wanted to root for in Sex and the City, but they made them soulless monsters accidentally, and never even realized it. Dunham purposefully made all her characters awful, immoral people and I kind of admire that. I suppose you could make the argument that Dunham is so tone deaf and unlikeable in real life, there is a lot more of her in Hannah that she realizes, but there is too much in there to suggest that she's trolling her own generation. I think she's a weird person, maybe even a sexual deviant, but she's not stupid and she makes interesting choices as a director and writer.

 

What doctor would allow her to bring food in with her? And things could have gotten weirder with the burrito, amirite?

 

One of her most interesting choices as a writer was when she described in detail molesting her infant sister.