The end: we're the walking dead, and things are fucked up, but they make the best of it and Carl dies an old man. Eh.

Eh. After the introduction of Negan, I lost all interest in the book.

I mean, it's not enough to call out the violence? You have to stretch into "arm candy?" That's silly and overtly critical of a nothing moment.

Still going through Final Fantasy XV. Got it at launch, started playing, then it went on the shelf until last month. I regret this decision. It's not for everyone, but it's such a satisfying game. The gameplay is consistently FUN. I'm not concerned with some arbitrary notion of "challenge," that's what Dark Souls and…

It is! You spurned me. I'm never going Baumbach.

"Energy" and "passion?" This is a better joke than anything in 1941!

We all know that Steven Spielberg's worst film was 1941. What this article pre-supposes is…maybe it isn't?

Do tell!

Mountain Goats, because I'm not dumb.

As a prosecutor, it's literally his job to say such things. That's why he stays a prosecutor.

Whatever the case may be, I do think that Dylan Farrow thinks or knows Allen molested her, regardless of reality. So I feel bad for her to have to suffer through that. As to what the truth Is, though, I have no idea. Between Allen and Mia, there's so much craziness there that Occum's Razor fails me.

I mean, for every half decent whatever, there's the fact that fucking ALL-STAR leads off the movie, which was NEVER a good song.

It can't be overstated enough how different Shrek felt in 2001. It was the antithesis of Pixar. It went in a bawdier, louder direction (which Pixar almost did themselves in the not really as great in retrospect Toy Story 2) and especially compared to Monsters Inc., it felt like a lot more than the "kids stuff" that…

For my money the best scene in Twin Peaks that doesn't take place inside a Lodge: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

He didn't. It's definitely 9/29. Look at screencaps on Reddit.

"Coasting." Fuck this hack bullshit. Those two Briggs family member scenes were incredible and Matthew Lillard, fucking Shaggy, delivered the best scene of his career, not to mention Tim Roth, more great Albert moments and that terrific scene between Lynch and Dern. I absolutely cannot stand it when critics create a…

Good show. Slow first two episodes, but once it started buying into the whole idea of wrestling as putting on a show (which it is), it worked. Great finale.

I was very disappointed by Veep this season. The magic might be gone there.

Firstly, don't use firstly.

This is definitely a list of all the good TV shows that have aired this year so far (along with some crap and missing Archer and one of the best seasons of Sunny and Baskets. Basically all FX TV this year) so uh good job?