In the same way that you can't unsee a thing, it is difficult to unknow something terrible once you've been made aware of it. Maybe the details of the awfulness fuzz up over time; that's normal. Generally, though, if a public persona becomes associated with substantiated reports of misconduct, mentioning their name pings a Google alert in my brain, followed by consulting the nearest Internet-enabled device.
But when such a person appears in a context where I'd least expect them – where, by all rights, they don't need to be – that is a real smack to the old gob. This is a very long way of asking a question concerning "Never Have I Ever": Why is Jeff Garlin, of all people, in the fourth and final season?
