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she has one character, and that character is 100% unlikable to straight male audiences.

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I'm female and I absolutely can't stand Katherine H. Her interviews during her "Grey's Anatomy" tenure were laden with too much arrogance.



Lindsay Lohan's name should be thrown into the mix of worst actresses. It seems to me that she is so undeserving of all the chances given her and definitely not worth all the trouble that comes with her. The only movie of hers that I liked and can presently name was filmed when she was about 11: "The Parent Trap". Another of her films that was OK came when she was a teen, but I can't remember the title at this moment.

I've been watching the "From Dusk til Dawn" series.
I liked the first few episodes and then there were a couple of episodes that bored me. My interest perked up again after the characters got trapped in the vampires' temple.

Seth is my favorite character, then Sex Machine.
Sometimes the other Gecko brother, Richie annoys me and I can do with less of the Fuller family. I wish Don Johnson's character would have been a regular.

I am almost always shocked to learn a Black actor is British.

I usually don't have an inkling until I hear them speak in an interview: Idris Elba many years ago promoting "The Wire"; David Oyelowo promoting "Red Tails" a couple years back; Chiwetel Ejiofor years ago promoting a movie he appeared in with Denzel Washington. (I later saw CE in the movie "Love Actually" and a few other British movies.)

The actor that portrayed Edibisi(sp?) in HBO's Oz had spoken with an African accent in the roles I had seen him in. While watching an interview with him, I was very, very shocked to hear him speak with a British accent when I was expecting him to speak with an African accent.

The one exception is Lennie James. I had seen "Snatch" and was aware that he was British by the time he started appearing in tv series stateside.

There is another Black actor that I was surprised to learn was originally from an European country. Instead of UK, Boris Kodjoe is a native of Germany. He had to learn English when
he first moved to the States.

Since I had seen "Love Actually", I was aware that Andrew Lincoln was British when he debuted on TWD.

I was clicking through channels late one night last month and came across a show called 'Alf.' It had a talking little muppet-looking thing that was supposed to be an alien. Surely, this has to rate as one of the worst shows ever.

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29. Andrew Lincoln, The Governor, and Maggie are also all British in real life.

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The actor that portrayed Morgan the first season is also British.

Keep chugging along Aggies.