"You can either accept that about the show or not, but it's not a phony excuse," he said. "When Callie [Khouri], who wrote 'Thelma & Louise,' thinks that that's stupid criticism, I'm inclined to take her opinion over someone with a Wi-Fi connection." – Um, I've got Broadband and the criticism is correct. Every image of a woman in the opening credits was of either a whore or a corpse.

Never minding how absurd it is to get upset that description of a personal PHILOSOPHY and belief system sounds similar to someone's elses description of the SAME belief system, literally who gives a shit if a couple lines of dialogue are the same as in something else? How many great old songs were just halfassed remakes of other songs? But this is the internet era, we can google search where every part of every creative work came from and we can voice our opinions at anytime and having nothing actually meaningful to say let's just point out the obvious shit we noticed because we love to hear ourselves talk and pretend we're contributing are cultured.