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Sure, Jared Leto is a bonafide thespian. But we still pine for when he played destructive dreamboat Jordan Catalano in 'My So-Called Life'.

He leans great: Why we’re so not over Jared Leto as Jordan Catalano

Sure, Jared Leto is now a legitimate rock star with band 30 Seconds to Mars. He’s also a bonafide thespian with an Oscar win. But we still pine for the Leto of 24 years ago when he played destructive dreamboat Jordan Catalano in My So-Called Life.

He’s exactly the sort of character you simply never get over. Unless you’re Leto, that is. The actor has repeatedly shared his disdain for everyone trifling on about My So-Called Life to him all the time, probably because of grown ass women – like those of us in the Film Daily newsroom – who continue to light candles in our secret shrine to Jordan we keep in the ladies toilet.

The actor once complained to Rolling Stone about how the show turned him into a “lust object” and griped, “I think for some people, especially girls at that time, it mirrored something in their lives. I don't know. It did make an impact for people, but it's always been so imbalanced with what the experience was for me in my own life.”

With all apologies to Leto – rock star, Oscar winner, and on-set prankster – we’re probably always going to treat him as a lust object, regardless. That has less to do with him and more to do with Jordan. Here are fourteen reasons why we’ll never get over that floppy-haired, toxic, plaid-wearing bastard.