Haha Jimmy Fallon, indeed.

That joke bombed.

I'm sure I'll be wondering about his thoughts on atheism before this is over.

I wouldn't go THAT far.

The fuck is Goliath?

Two fucks, precisely.

This monologue is shit.

No elements of Portuguese from what I heard.

Definitely not, my native language is Portuguese and I couldn't decipher a word (except for the Spanish ones).

I don't see any reason for it not to be a Black Mirror story, considering it's this show at its best.

Oh, fuck off.

Ah yes, Mike Myers' Academy Award nominated performance as The Cat in the Hat. Seriously, though, just take her story at face value and don't go to bat for Mike Myers being an insufferable ass in an utterly wretched movie (because of him, even).

I will dare say it's the best episode of the show and the first time this season in which I had no reservations whatsoever. It's just too goddamn inventive and beautiful.

This episode is kind of a masterpiece, I'm just in awe of it.

This show has done ambiguity better before. This episode just did it in a way I personally didn't find interesting.

Would be a great question if this episode went beyond glancing it and shrugging.

I do think that's the point, but I would like the storytelling to have been less strained and clearer in purpose, if that makes sense. Also, it was very predictable indeed. Maybe I'm just being harsh towards this episode because it's such a bummer preceding the series' best episode.

I really wasn't a fan of this one, it was pretty exhausting without a concise point. Not sure what it wanted me, as a viewer, to think (if it's about using internet witch hunts for evil, why is the protagonist guilty and so forth). White Bear was much more successful.

I'll watch this just because The CW has been very good to me and I want to like it. Also, this Lost-esque sci-fi mystery bullshit is kinda my thing.

The ads for this are pretty delightful, so I'm relieved it's actually good. ABC's family sitcoms are good in general, "Black-ish" and "Fresh Off The Boat" are thoroughly funny and entertaining, if not as ambitious and weird as something like "Don't Trust the B- in Apartment 23" (RIP).