Henry Rollins went to American University? Now that's funny.

How has Ted DiBiase not been scrubbed after all of those years of, um, the Virgil stuff.

I'm sure this movie is terrible, but it's odd that the review rests on the idea that this aging, lazy former Canteen Boy can't pass as an "authentic" aging, lazy nerd. Sandler wrote himself into a number of implausibly athletic, alpha roles early on, but that always seemed more like the stretch role than this does.

Thought the same thing. This really changes my view of Myles McNutt's age. I assumed his photo was missing some greys.

I was going to ask why the Pinheads' version got such a bad review here because clearly it shreds!

These guys just said they don't understand how hashtags work. Then, they said that hashtags made it easier to find tweets about the sketch.

I wish that he went out with a line from 12 Angry Men Inside Amy Schumer.
"Do you drink every night?"
"Until I black out. What of it?"

And Leonard helps Don identify the feelings of insignificance embedded in the Everyman he uses in his pitches. Right? Right??

Hasn't Phoenix been a bit of a joke for a while now?
Also, do you really want all of these actors to go full-on late DeNiro?

So she has had her last adorkable day?

Uhh. Nathan Lane?

What if I told you that lots of basketball teams with star players are just ok?

I suppose they were devastated to learn that Taco Bell won the fast food wars.
Second comment, how many of these people are currently locked in a closet?

I heard that they were great. Now I know they're lame.

"Tensions are mounting as the Senate barrels towards another potential government shutdown over the president's budget proposal. In other news, I once mounted a guy in a cab."
Amy Schumer, host of the Daily Show.

And Chevy Chase finally got his throat slit!

Imagine how many cell phone versions we would have of most of these performances were they released today….and how few concertgoers would actually enjoy the performances.
Get off my concert lawn!

Don't worry. We all wonder what the he'll is on Joey's head.

I think any death of a developed character outside of some clichéd "season finale battle" can serve as a catalyst for the plot, and in this case Noah's certainly can. As for Tara, there isn't much to her so far, as you noted. I guess hoping that she lives goes hand in hand with hoping she's given more to do?

I think Noah's death served a strong role in plot development. He was about to be a trusted understudy the engineering of wall, and he died before even starting. It establishes a clear motive off Rick's group to rally together. On of them was killed bc the townspeople's system in cold and incompetent.