Which is not to discount Glover’s talents as a musician, so much as to highlight how clearly he has grasped the core of the current Coachella experience: Give the people a spectacle that’s simultaneously grandiose and extremely personal, and everything else will fall into place.

Let’s have a discussion about how much money my brothers and sisters performing at Coachella are making for scumbag Phillip Anschutz. And who exactly is this music festival for at $500 per ticket.

Having been naturally “blessed” with big boobs, I never understood why women would want them. They make you look fatter, clothes don’t fit right and they’re uncomfortable as hell. I dream of being flat chested and never having to even look at underwire ever again.

I’ve got no issues with Donald Glover/Mr. Gambino, but can we please, please, please not give those boners at Coachella any sort of attention?

I commend them for earning lots of money off of it. I won’t agree that it’s “real” work. Doing your own taxes isn’t even real work (if she doesn’t have an accountant). It’s just being an adult. The rest of what you’re talking about is step or two up from a hobby at best.

Meh. I have no interest in social media Influencers, but I don’t agree it isn’t “real” work. They hustle for sponsors and followers, produce new content on a regular basis, plan campaigns, keep ahead (or at least abreast) of trends, curate their image, deal with trolls and PR, and legalities like paying tax. That’s…

I called the cops on Deadspin when they banned me way back when, and the police just told me that I was actually in a Wendy’s so I got a baconator and everything was fine.

Her “defending masculinity” is apparently just defending a man’s right to be shitty to women.

We live in the most extra of timelines.

Seriously what disgusting comments! And then she has the gall to pretend she was just “defending masculinity”??? Yuck. Bye.

Also that he loved his family, which were far and away his best episodes. I can barely watch the Dani/Stabler episodes ‘cause he so badly needed a level headed balance. Was also not keen on Amaro, so digging that they genderflipped it this time around and made Rawlins the hothead when I thought they were gonna go the…

“Cheques” was one of the funniest sketches they’ve done in some time

Pro-Stabler, because his character traits also include “fuckable”.

Agreed! Cabot is my favorite, followed by Barba and then Novak.

Ohhhh is that who it is? I absolutely loved Raul Esparza as the ADA. Right up there with Stephanie March. 

We would get along great. The undercover-in-a-women’s-prison episode is in my top 10 favorites. The list also includes the Yates arc, a couple of the William Lewis episodes, and an early ep in which Jim Gaffigan guest stars as a creepy sex offender with bad teeth.

It’s really not about the 4.3 million weekly viewers at this point. It’s about ownership of an expanding catalogue of episodes for the gazillions of rerun viewers, who shall remain loyal in perpetuity. People who still have full cable systems (for the time being, this includes me) - at any given hour of any given day…

No kidding on Dorff. As I watch him in this, I just find myself wondering ‘where the hell has he been all these years?’. I expected Ali to be fantastic, but Dorff has been a revelation.

These reviews really mystify me. I’m completely captivated.

Honestly, this concept down to the hardware sounds like the opening of a Black Mirror episode.