I like it when my soccer/football commentators have a good practical knowledge of electromagnetic radiation emissions at different temperatures.

Sorry broseph, but those ‘other parks’ have diverse employee bases as well AND Disney does have slightly larger brand than most of the others (combined). So, good luck in your objective to rid yourself of the Mouse’s House, but don’t be sad when all you’re left with is termites...

AV Club is Poochie-splaining to all the young readers they wish they had.

“Jack ghosting Keeley and moving to Argentina for a few months had big “Poochie died on the way back to his home planet” energy. (If that Simpsons reference goes over your head, please Google “Poochie” and thank me later.)”

Yeah, damn, I forgot about “worthwhile.” It’s more obvious when Jade tells Nate that Rupert is “nice-like,” but boy, “worthwhile” is really loaded, huh? More like “It was worthwhile to find out what a piece of shit my boyfriend is working for.”

Also, I always get a kick out of Chris Powell’s ridiculous lines.

Well, my knowledge of musical theater is not as thorough as yours, but my enjoyment of this episode was much more thorough.

I honestly wouldn't even give these posts that much credit. I think Bad Kuchi Kopi is arguing for its own sake. It feels like a pretty common variety of post in the current G/O Media sphere. I frequent Kotaku and AV Club mostly and there are plenty of "Let's pick a fight with the writers" posts on those two. I'm sure…

it’s unclear what your reasons for making posts in this comments thread are. you say things like “I don’t see why [corporations] should implement any AI restrictions,” and you wish for the title of the article to soften its language, and also you say that you dislike capitalism. this is quite a mix of things. understan…

That’s not too far off, sadly.

Technically, that is the case. Corporate in general have become more anti-worker/creative labor since the pandemic’s peak. The rise of AI and their rush to utilize it is of no surprise. I mean, Hollywood always devalued their writers, but they wanted to up the ante and just replace them altogether just to save a dime.

You’re not a bright person, are you?

Please stop trying to justify her completely insensitive, Joey Tribiani-esque comments.

Ted wasn’t wearing his team’s gear, just normal clothes. Beard was deliberately wearing them because he hates Nate.

But The Office wasn’t a show where Michael Scott appeared to be a buffoon but was actually slowly and steadily making everyone around him better paper salesmen. He was just a buffoon of a boss.

A publicly funded rest stop on a highway is supposed to provide food and respite to drivers. if your company is unable to feed people one day a week, then it should not be the only fresh food option at the rest stop. its not that hard to understand. they don’t close the bathrooms one day a week. 

Like Bill Maher does every week, we can blame everything on lockdowns.

Because it isn’t CFA’s Christian ownership which raises hackles. Its their financial contributions to discrimination and their No-Sundays policy.

Maybe the whole story arc is that Keeley and Jamie were not mature enough for each other at the beginning of the show and now both have grown and matured and are now perfect for each other? The total football romcom long game?

Wow Fernando you are really obnoxious.