Hey there. Welcome to your Friday edition of The Nerve. I am your host, Maureen Callahan,

and today we are wrapping up a wild week. First, we begin with your requests. We are recapping

our new Hate Watch, The Morning Show, and we're also getting into

crimes against the culture committed by one, Jennifer Aniston, with our friend Tim McKay,

Tim, the celebrity makeup artist. We're also going to get his takes on Sarah Jessica Parker's latest outing in New York

City and Megan Markle at Paris Fashion Week. Next, we're back to your emails and commentary. We

have a ton of it, and I can't wait to get into it with you guys. And that's going to be followed by some more defiant comedians who are explaining why it's

okay that they are performing at the Chop Chop Comedy Festival in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

And if you guys thought we went hard on Ryan Reynolds, oh, and by the way, some of you guys reached out the night before last to tell me that

Blake Lively and her husband Ryan switched off their Instagram comments.

And I can only hope the nerve is to blame for that or actually let's get real to be thanked.

I love the idea of those two, like, hold up on their,

on their phones and somebody's sending them, hopefully that clip we did here at the nerve

about Ryan, that psycho-arsonist and going, holy shit, we better turn off our comments.

Let's make sure they keep those comments off. Okay, you know,

that's torture for them. That's what they really care about. Likes and, you know, clicks and

likes. Anyway, we're going to keep on Ryan, so not to worry. And we have some troublemaker feedback that

will illuminate perhaps why and how Ryan got away with setting fire to his elementary school and burning it to the

ground. Not a wing, as Ryan once said. It was just like a wing and he burned his entire elementary

school to the ground as the entire town came out of their homes and watched with tears in their

eyes. Pete Davidson, you thought we went rough on Ryan?

You might want to sack up, my friend, okay?

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