You can’t play to not lose, especially in the Super Bowl. Those playcalls were gutsy, ingenious, bold, and they made the difference.

Tom Brady: somehow the one white guy on the Pats who *can’t* catch a pass

Well most, if not all, teams have sections of their support that are prone to “unsavoury” behavior, but when it’s coming from the board, then it’s actually just depressing more than anything.

The same West Ham whose supporters like to mimic gas chamber noises when they play Spurs and made slant eye gestures at Son Heung-Min? Shocked, I tells ya.

Or when someone says “Let’s take this offline.” MOTHERFUCKER IF WE’RE NOT IN THE SAME LOCATION IT’S STILL GOING TO BE ONLINE, JUST SAY WE’LL TALK ABOUT IT LATER!!!

I’m younger but had similar experiences being the oldest of three. Couldn’t watch Cartoon Network (but Nickelodeon was permitted oddly, and grandpa let us watch just about whatever we wanted); had my Harry Potter books taken because ‘witchcraft’; couldn’t watch PG-13 movies or play t-rated games until I was 13-14…

As a parent I can understand making it as difficult as possible for your kids to do or watch something you don’t want them to via the ‘not under my roof’ rule, but have no illusions whatsoever that their friends’ more permissive parents are going to let them go right ahead. Unless it’s something I feel that strongly…

>by the time my younger siblings came around, Mom and Dad stopped making a big deal about that sort of stuff.

Azathoth!

Michael Myers as Wayne Campbell. “Cha, yeah, as if that were a knife!”

Michael Meyers as the Love Guru.

“You call that a Crocodile Dundee reboot trailer — THIS is a Crocodile Dundee reboot trailer!”

It’s a trick question anyway. The correct answer is Sisko.

So true. My brother in law is a EU freak and bitches over all the new star wars stuff even though it’s good, probably because essentially he wasted days or weeks of his life reading that stuff.

Take ownership over a series and attempt to say something new(-ish) with it, or try and adapt a confounding snarl of content that was never seen as anything other than ancillary filler by anyone other than the never-satisfied obsessives. Yeah, it’s not really a difficult decision to make.

The Super Bowl is on NBC this year. This really could end up being the greatest accidental marketing plan any TV show has ever had.

If the Jags win the Super Bowl....

Ken Tremendous alias “Michael Schur” is suspiciously reluctant to acknowledge the fresh, smart-brained Jags

I too was thinking of Jason the entire time I was watching the game. I hope the Jags win it all for nothing else than.the material it would cover the Good Place.

This is the happiest moment in the history of any 60 person pop and lock dance crew