Entitled celebrity idiot parent of the month: Kaley Cuoco

[Anonymous]

Oh I can't STAND her, she's awful. She thinks she's god's gift when she's really a C-list actor at best. One supporting role on a mediocre TV show does not a superstar make.

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Anonymous wrote:Apparently she and her husband became 'enraged' due to another request from a passenger on a plane to turn off a sound machine they use to put their baby to sleep:

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/kaley-cuoco-angry-passengers-request-232822247.html


What is with the entitled dimwits we have as parents these days that think they can do whatever they want on a plane and subject everyone around them to perhaps hours of noise from their machine? How stupid can you be?

Maybe they should have rented a car and drove of they couldn't control their infant from crying and need a noise machine.

The title of your thread should be Kaley Cuoco and her husband Tom Pelphrey since both were "enraged". Btw I agree that they were wrong but, why blame the woman only? Both were entitled

She’s the one who relayed the story and she is the one who was interviewed.

OP would not have mentioned a male celebrity complaining about this.

False. I can’t find it, but do you remember a year or two ago? The baseball player who was raked through the coals because his kids threw popcorn all over the airplane floor? Yeah he was mentioned not the wife. It’s always the celebrity that is mentioned.

[Anonymous]

I thought the following clip from huffpo was funny (https://www.huffpost.com/entry/kaley-cuoco-baby-on-airplane_l_659eb5f7e4b0e696b910653c )

Speaking about her husband's reaction to the request to shut off the machine--"The ice went into his veins."

What would they do if they ever faced real situations?

Their relief was short-lived, however, because a flight attendant soon approached them and said, “One of our passengers would love it if you could turn the sound machine off,” Cuoco recounted.

“I can hear Tom be like, ‘Ask the passenger if she wants to hold our screaming child,’” Cuoco said. “The ice went into his veins.”

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Anonymous wrote:Oh I can't STAND her, she's awful. She thinks she's god's gift when she's really a C-list actor at best. One supporting role on a mediocre TV show does not a superstar make.

I'm not some huge Kaley Cuoco stan but she was a main cast member on Big Bang Theory, which ran for 12 seasons, longer than Friends. This makes her extremely successful by tv actor standards, and also incredibly wealthy. She has since executive produced and starred in the Flight Attendant, for which she was nominated at the Emmys, Golden Globes, and SAG awards. She also recently had a limited run series on Peacock and has done a few relatively well received movies for streaming platforms. I wouldn't call her a superstar but she's not C-list at all. She's working consistently and seems to have enough star power to draw eyeballs to a project -- I think the Flight Attendant only did as well as it did because of her association. C-list actors are the ones signing up for reality shows in order to get a paycheck and hope it lands them an endorsement deal or maybe a series regular on a sitcom. Cuoco is not in that category.

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Anonymous wrote:I can't believe she's so rich without any talent or looks. I mean, that might go for most of Hollywood but she stands out. So its too bad she had such a nasty personality too

I think she's pretty. It's that Jennifer Aniston kind of pretty -- cute but in an approachable way that doesn't intimidate people. Sitcom pretty.

I also think that even though she's not like some super-talented method actor, she has a lot of skill as a TV actor in terms of timing, understanding comedic beats, and relating to scene partners as well as the camera. There are technical aspects of acting for the camera that I think most people are unaware of, and she really has them down. It's pretty much impossible to consistently work in TV as she has if you don't have those skills.

Some of her wealth is luck (huge luck in getting that role on Big Bang Theory and then that show hitting some kind of sweet spot with audiences and advertisers and running as long as it did -- every actor who lands a long running sitcom as their first major role lucked into it to some degree) but her success doesn't strike me as that surprising. She is similar to a lot of actors who have had that kind of success on TV. It's a very specific career trajectory and she fits the mold.

Excellent assessment.

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I would rather have white noise than a screaming baby.

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Anonymous wrote:How awkward is it going to be as their kid later in life when she Googles and finds out that for years her mom didn't even want kids. Like, actively talked about not wanting kids in many interviews.

Same with Zooey Deschanel.

I've read a lot of men also say they didn't want kids and then had them...George Clooney and Simon Cowell come to mind. Would you say that to them? There is no shame in not wanting kids and then changing your mind. If I were the kid I wouldn't feel any less love unless the parent said I wish I didn't have you!

+1. This seems like another stupid reason to needlessly shame women. “You didn’t want to be a mother from day one? How terrible.”

Myself and a lot of my friends didn’t know if we wanted to become moms when we were younger. I get that we weren’t famous or being interviewed about it, but I really don’t see the difference. People grow up and change their minds or meet someone and start to see that might be nice to settle down in have a family. There’s nothing wrong with that.

And agree we would never shame a man for that, in fact, quite the opposite we would fawn all over him as a wonderful father.

[Anonymous]

She is terribly annoying. Her "acting" is barely passable. And, although very attractive when younger, her face is aging poorly. I will feel fortunate if I never have to see another picture of her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Apparently she and her husband became 'enraged' due to another request from a passenger on a plane to turn off a sound machine they use to put their baby to sleep:

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/kaley-cuoco-angry-passengers-request-232822247.html


What is with the entitled dimwits we have as parents these days that think they can do whatever they want on a plane and subject everyone around them to perhaps hours of noise from their machine? How stupid can you be?

Maybe they should have rented a car and drove of they couldn't control their infant from crying and need a noise machine.

There are tons of parents in this area equally as entitled.