I was also struck by Jesse's seeming ignorance. But then Google tells me that the movie came out in 1983 and Jesse is only about 40. So I'll give him a pass.
I was also struck by Jesse's seeming ignorance. But then Google tells me that the movie came out in 1983 and Jesse is only about 40. So I'll give him a pass.
I’m 27 and I know Cujo just as a cultural reference, even though I’ve never read or seen it. I detected more than a hint of feigned ignorance in Jesse’s tone.
Honestly could describe my reaction to any episode these days. He's done some good work, but the more I hear of him and learn about him, the more he seems like a manchild.
I was also struck by Jesse's seeming ignorance. But then Google tells me that the movie came out in 1983 and Jesse is only about 40. So I'll give him a pass.
I’m 27 and I know Cujo just as a cultural reference, even though I’ve never read or seen it. I detected more than a hint of feigned ignorance in Jesse’s tone.
Neither the book nor the movie are what you'd call good. No need to perpetuate that sort of cultural schlock.
"I was also struck by Jesse's seeming ignorance."
Honestly could describe my reaction to any episode these days. He's done some good work, but the more I hear of him and learn about him, the more he seems like a manchild.
`he seems like a manchild'
How so? Examples?
Not knowing how basically anything in the world works, for one?
If you could please be more specific?
Listen to any episode where he talks about his work history.