T.S. Madison felt a connection to Ursula because she believed Ursula knew she was gay before she did, and she admired Ursula's misunderstood nature as a villain.
Busy Phillips expressed frustration with the focus on body positivity and neutrality, stating she's over it and would rather have access to drugs like Ozempic without shame, especially given how men in Hollywood have benefited from similar treatments.
Rob Reiner doesn't understand polyamory, comparing it to cheating and stating that someone always gets hurt or jealous in such arrangements.
Kathleen Turner revealed she had to visit drag clubs to understand the character, and the producers initially asked her to be 'nicer' in her portrayal, which she adjusted to fit the role.
Thomas Lennon was adamant that Herbie, as a non-sentient car, should not smile, calling the idea 'insane' and arguing that it would make the car appear too human-like.
Rachel Bloom remembered that 9/11 was the day Mariah Carey's album 'Glitter' was released. Her mother, concerned about the events, took her home early from school, and they managed to buy the album before the store closed.
Simon Rex doesn't believe in ghosts but speculated that they might scare people but couldn't physically harm them, and he also questioned why only human ghosts are considered in media.
Jane Fonda acknowledged that her arrests draw attention to her causes but also recognized that she is treated differently due to her privilege as a white, famous person.
Jane Fonda outperformed Louis Virtel in answering questions about her own career and life, demonstrating her extensive knowledge and memory about her past.
Before you snuggle up in front of a roaring fire with your loved ones and watch Conclave as is the new tradition, enjoy this end-of-year gift from the Lovett or Leave It team. That’s right, Kendra, Halle, Lazarus, Chris, Kennedy, and Lovett all hand-wrapped this best-of episode, full of Hollywood tales, existential ennui, gay musings, and the right amount of oversharing, just for you. So go ahead, pour yourself a mug of hot cocoa, Google “Stanley Tucci IMDB,” and take a listen to Jane Fonda, Kathleen Turner, Matt Rogers, Rachel Bloom, Busy Philipps, Ts Madison, Thomas Lennon, and Rob Reiner. And if you see the Ghost of Christmas Past… tell him Simon Rex says hello.
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