How Online Trolls Left Justine Bateman Feeling ‘Messed Up’

The New Abnormal

The Daily Beast

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🗓️ 18 September 2022

⏱️ 33 minutes

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In the ‘80s Justine Bateman was one of TVs most recognizable faces thanks to her role on Family Ties. Now, she tells The New Abnormal’s Molly Jong-Fast how online chatter about her looks left her reeling.

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0:00.0	That's Sarah.
0:02.0	And that chant is her world cup match day ritual.
0:05.0	But Sarah doesn't need rituals when paying.
0:07.0	Visa's cutting edge technology helps protect her payments.
0:10.0	She trusts rituals for football.
0:12.0	She trusts Visa for payments.
0:15.0	Visa.
0:16.0	How you pay matters?
0:18.0	Official FIFA partner.
0:22.0	Hi, I'm Molly Zhangfast,
0:24.0	no relationship to Kim Jong Un.
0:26.0	I'm a left wing pendant and a writer
0:28.0	at the Atlantic info.
0:30.0	And I'm Andy Levy, former Fox News and CNN HLN guy
0:33.0	and current cable news conscientious objective.
0:36.0	And I've produced suggested cat and I'm here to make sure things don't go too far off the rails.
0:40.0	We're here to have fun, smart conversations with the wisest and funniest people in science and media and politics
0:46.0	that help make what's happening today clearer.
0:49.0	Our world has been turned upside down and on the new abnormal we'll talk about the people who got us into this mess
0:55.0	and how we'll hopefully get ourselves out of it.
0:58.0	Hello and welcome to another Sunday bonus episode of the new abnormal.
1:01.0	We thank you so much for being here.
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