'The White Lotus' S4 Adds Max Greenfield, Kumail Nanjiani, Chloe Bennet

If he doesn't call someone a dirty old b****, I'll be disappointed.

Veronica Mars had a lot of actors who later became pretty famous.  S1 was all about solving the murder mystery of Amanda Seyfried's character. Other guest stars: Tessa Thompson, Krysten Ritter Jessica Chastain, Leighton Meester.

Seeing them at the job fair near the end was a nice treat. He'll be great in White Lotus.

I don’t get it. Why are they confessing? They’re not confessing. They’re *bragging.*

F****** cracked up imagining him saying that to Nick

I think that’s completely intentional. The casting of that movie is so purposeful and brilliant.

I also love how the women the cast, Alison Brie and Connie Britton were known for playing really innocent, sweet, kind characters and they turned out to be anything but

Kept being friends with Benjamin

It would have been after New Girl already started though. Damon left New Girl after the first episode because of Happy Endings, and Max was in an episode of season 1. Granted we don’t know _when_ the episodes were all filmed, but at the very least it would have been concurrent with season 1 of New Girl

Just so OP understands... syndicated does not mean when a show hits 100+ episodes. It's when a network can sell those series to other media outlets which brings in residuals for the actors. Shows can be syndicated even if they don't have 100 episodes, but shows that have 100 episodes won't necessarily be syndicated.

Oooh I see, I definitely misread it initially. Thought they was saying he was in two shows that were each double syndicated, and wasn't sure what that meant haha.

[Actually she managed to get out of it after shooting the first pilot](https://www.gamespot.com/articles/powerpuff-girls-reboot-show-loses-blossom-actor-chloe-bennet/1100-6495068/)

Yeah I really enjoyed Interior Chinatown and Bennett's performance was one of the main reasons why.

Oh right I did see her in Dave!

"She's gonna kill it" uh oh... is that foreshadowing on the death?

Interior Chinatown was awesome

I'm thinking that she could easily play a great down to earth character (similar to her role in Dave) out of all the tourists, but I'd be very interested to see if she could actually switch into a good hateable one

You do kind of see this with other shows. Like for example, the biggest stars to come out of Game of Thrones were people who were on the show for a little bit and then moved on to other things. Pedro Pascal is bigger than any of the main characters today and I think the same will be true with Milly Alcock and HOTD.

Some of the cast members have been thriving since being off Agents of SHIELD. Ming-Na Wen who played Melinda May was in 2 Star Wars projects: The Mandalorian & The Book of Boba Fett where she played Fennec Shand. She’s also going to be in the upcoming third season of Percy Jackson and the Olympians where she will be playing Hera. Jeff Ward who played Deke Shaw not only wrote a theatrical play that starred Aubrey Plaza but he’s also in the live action adaptation of One Piece where he plays Buggy, a fan favorite villain. He even appeared in Season 2 which came out last week. Gabriel Luna who played Robbie Reyes aka Ghost Rider was also in Terminator Dark Fate & The Last of Us where he played Joel’s brother Tommy. There’s also Kyle McLachlan who played Daisy’s dad Cal who not only returned to Twin Peaks but he was one of the main cast members of Fallout. There’s also Dichen Lachman who played Daisy’s mom Jiaying who has been thriving starring in shows like Altered Carbon & Severance, & is rumored to be in the upcoming Legend of Zelda movie.

I definitely enjoyed it more than i should have lol

>tries too hard to be an ambassador for Asian in the industry when she's a nepo baby and dated Logan Paul of all people I have no idea why you were downvoted. Part of why she didn't take off seemed to be tied to the people she associated with. She dated Logan Paul before and *after* his controversy in Japan going to the Suicide Forest and filming a person that had killed themself. He has said particularly terrible things about Asian people, dehumanizing them for "shock and awe". Yet she stuck with him for clout until almost a year *after* the forest incident. Yet, she wants to brand herself as an advocate for Asian people. It makes it hard to take that position seriously.

> when she's a nepo baby Her dads a banker and her moms a doctor

Interesting that she is trying to be an ambassador for us now after deliberately changing her last name from Wang to Bennet and whitewashing herself.

I said to my partner, "Well, I guess we aren't going to finish the rest of the season now that he's in it." Then his character was killed. Rest of the season saved.

Do you know when it starts?

Ohh yes this too!

He's going to be on it?! I just found out about that show because of Jason Mantzoukas and watched his and James Acaster's series. Can't wait!

He jokes about that in his most recent stand up. He got a lot of shit for getting into shape and staying that way

Lmao no way, I didn't know about this. She's playing knucklehead r*******

>I swear it's like a social experiment where they're forcing people who got Clockwork Orange-d on Bravo reality shows to watch scripted television for the first time. This might be the most eloquent way I've ever seen it put, thank you. The Euphoria subreddit suffered from the same problem. Some of the comment chains wouldn't look out of place for a CW show. I get that everyone watches and interprets shows differently, and I never would have thought there was a "wrong" way to watch TV (besides the ultimate offender: scrolling a second screen while watching), but I started to question if maybe we were watching different shows lol