"Abbott Elementary" Quiz: Which Teacher Are You?
If you've ever wondered which character you're the most similar to (TBH, who hasn't?), we've got the perfect quiz for you. Answer these 10 questions below, and we'll reveal which Abbott teacher you're most like. Don't worry, this isn't graded!
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National Geographic Unveils Trailer for New Season of LIMITLESS: LIVE BETTER NOW, Where Global Movie Star Chris Hemsworth Embarks on a Bold New Mission to Unlock the Secrets of Living Better — Now
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"If you look at the movie, Alien, they made Ian Holm the only British character because then you thought, 'Well, he's not a robot, he's just British.' So, we had to find that with the American version and I like playing against that. Timothy is such an American actor presence." The new show also reunites Hawley with David Rysdahl, one of the stars of Fargo Season 5. "He was just, really, a stand-out to me, in terms of the work experience with him," Hawley said. "I just really like his presence. He's very human. He brings a real warmth and kindness wherever he goes and I like that he has this relationship with these kids that they just really feel cared for," he added. "I'll always call somebody I work with before." While Hawley took inspiration from Alien and its 1986 sequel, Aliens, he wanted the series to distinguish itself by being the first to actually take place on Earth. "The first one is such a 1970s movie and the second was such an '80s movie," Hawley said. 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Axios
6 hours ago
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