Van Lathan

She's on a show and she's talking.

And then she says, hey, I'm from South Africa.

And people are like, what?

She did not sound like she was from South Africa in any way, shape or form.

She sounded like she had lived her entire life in America.

And she sounded as if she had never even been to South Africa before.

No way did she sound like that.

And anytime I think of someone that has come to a place and been affected by the change in scenery, I actually think of Charlize Theron because she's like, yeah, I just kind of don't have it.

It was a big deal.

I mean, she might have been on, that might have been Conan O'Brien she was on at that point.

I don't know if she was big enough for Leno.

But that might have been Conan O'Brien that she was on at that point.

So I think he's done a Charlize to where he's been in this world for such a long time that he's actually become more Southern.

And if anything, in the world of the past, he might have been able, he might have been trying to sort of manage his accent because he was like a movie star type of TV guy that probably wanted to be taken seriously.

He didn't want to be looked at as a country bumpkin.

Natasha Henstridge from the whole nine yards.

I think it was useful because when you look at her, it's essentially subjugate this poor man, this poor masculine man, women subjugating men.

It's such a terrible thing, such a scourge on society that we allow it to happen.

You wonder how she can be so disconnected.

She's one of the least likable characters that I've seen in a show recently.