Comic-Con 2013: Hold the Mayo! The Sidekick Lands at Comic-Con
We featured The Sidekick as one of the five panels that should not be missed at this year’s Comic-Con, but were we right? The Sidekick follows super hero sidekick Max McCabe on a journey of self discovery after his disastrous final mission with Captain Wonder (played by a wonderfully dry Ron Livingston). Created as a way to cope with turning forty, actor-writer Rob Benedict successfully assembled a team of super-talented friends to help out with the film including Martin Starr, Lizzy Caplan, Richard Speight Jr., Jordan Peele, Jason Ritter, and Josh Meyers.
On Matt’s “Give a shit” scale, I believe his guys gives exactly no shits about Star Wars haha
I still don’t know if “no shits” is better than “two shits” — Matt’s system needs clarification, or perhaps an article explaining the minutia of the “shits scale.”
You’d have to imagine that no one really gave shits about their involvement with Star Wars back in the day. People thought Lucas was crazy before the first film came out, and a lot of the people hired to do puppets, voices, etc were mostly seasoned professionals. Honestly, I’m not sure if Tim Rose gets it either, he just knows that fans like to meet him at conventions and goes with it, and I’m ok with that.
If he uses my scale… “Not giving a shit” is equivalent to “Giving zero shits”, and indicates you care so little you would not be concerned in the slightest if the issue and all who are involved vanished from the earth. “I could give two shits” indicates slightly, very slightly, more interest.
“Derek, I dont give two shits what Carmine brother skin you use this round.”
“I give exactly zero shits about who wins the GOP nomination.”
I hope this helps.
This is exactly how it works.