Joe Locke

Mm.

Maybe even more effort than the casting of Jo Locke for Agatha All Along.

I think both of them, Sarah Haley Finn was, like, putting a lot of time and effort.

But, like, the, this particular actor really seems to be coming from the same wave of talent that Kit Connor, India Amaretti, Sadie Sink are all part of it.

... who are breaking out right now.

What is Rory from?

Rory Mulicka, known as, for a lot of his stage work with Jo Locke.

Mm.

Other fun stage news.

Pride the Musical, who Joe Locke was talking about in our junket that is transferring to the bridge theater thank god

it was on at the national and everyone that didn't know

pride musical is based on pride the film so similar to kind of what we're talking about now and it was a complete sold out run i couldn't get tickets i told joel look i was like i'm gonna go try and see that big fat liar couldn't get a ticket it's going to the bridge so i'll see you at the bridge and they're like taking most of the cast over i

Um,

but now both of my art shopper boys are in the MCU because, uh, Joe Locke is also playing Wiccan or played Wiccan.

I don't know if we'll ever see him again, but I hope so.

They've kind of put, uh, Scarlet Witch a little bit, you know, away.

A huge part of that success is the casting, which is just flawless.

You have Joe Locke playing Charlie.

Charlie is a recently outed sophomore, and Locke plays him as a kid who is just constantly absorbing impact.

He absorbs the outward cruelty of the school bullies, but more heartbreakingly, he absorbs the quieter, more insidious damage of his own constant self-doubt.

Teenage-like romance sort of novel that was turned into a TV show and then a movie.

And Joe Locke from Agatha all along... his character and kit connor's character character were in a relationship in that so um it's good to see the two leads of that both come into the mcu and got decent parts um to like you know young british actors which you know i'm quite happy with um but uh i i don't really know much about x-men beyond the films does he have would you would you say he has the look for scott somers

um yeah i scott okay i think scott so for audiences who don't know and ollie you've known this for years max and my my friend dame from cleveland state you guys have known this for years i'm a big cyclops guy um for me it doesn't really matter what he looks like um because it's more about the energy he protrudes like i mean i think cyclops has to be cyclops is very ocd um i don't mean this in a disparaging way a lot of people have said like he's autism coded um he hyper fixates so with that hyper fixation he's got to be in super shape right super fit shape because that's cyclops leader of the x-men if he's constantly perseverating about having a plan a b z x y z which is his personality He's very similar to Batman and akin that way in terms of planning and stuff like that.

Then I would assume that, yeah, he would have to have a shape of being super in shape and super physique and super chiseled because you have to be in that shape to be able to lead the X-Men in the field.

Coffee.

So I was having this discussion with this young man, mid-30s, Joe Locke kid.

More ragamuffin.

Yes.

Give us multiple movies and shows in different genres.

Also, Joe Locke and Kit Connor Easter egg?" Oh, new throuple.

So Joe Locke being Wiccan.

Yes.

Joe Locke and Kit Connor, sh- they were the Heartstopper leads.

Oh.

It's about their romance.

From the virtual reality headsets that run patients through eleven eye tests in a minute and a half to the telehealth optometrist consultations, the center is making use of the latest technology to make eye health accessible to all of its patients.

In remarks at an event unveiling the clinic's new optometry space, President and CEO of Eastern Iowa Health Center, Joe Locke, quoted a catchphrase of Dr. Chad Overman, Director of Vision with Delta Dental and a key collaborator in getting the practice up and running.

"Who needs an eye exam?" Locke asked.

"Everyone with eyes." In addition to providing eye care for patients, Eastern Iowa Health Center's optometry practice will provide a much-needed revenue stream to ensure the center as a whole can continue offering care to all.