There's a fine line between brilliant surrealism and pretentious fluffernutter. People like to feel brilliant by 'feeling' surrealism. Sometimes it's really there. And sometimes a hack is playing you.

If you just spoiled your Trump's dick

I believe Twin Peaks fans (and reviewers) have a dilemma. The series has been gone so long that to look this gift white horse apparition in the mouth feels petty. If we don't like what we're seeing — stop watching. But we can't, right?

Haven't lost faith. Just saying a student editor could have trimmed 10 minutes off this episode. It was CRAZY long.

As a man I'd like to say I don't need to hear what two men think of this movie.

REVENGE! Last season. Thanks!

I despise folks with short attention spans. Any buttchapeau who's ever typed dr;tl deserves to be a roll of toilet paper for Chris Christie. The dorks that check their phones during movies. These tools.

I liked the fake out on this episode. Normally when we see the bar and hear music — the episode is minutes from rolling credits. Last night — FAKE OUT! :-)

People who stick 'splain on the back of any word as a cool way to say STFU are tools.

No. I get it. Come back when you're adult enough to admit you were wrong. Oh, and by the by, you SHOULD do that.

THANK YOU. The episode doesn't list him in the credits but does list people who weren't in the episode.

"As for your old lady: maybe she'll be offended. Maybe she'll think it's
hilarious. Obviously you know you run the risk of offending her, but
whether she is or is not actually offended is out of your hands."

I also got a bad 'kinky' feeling about this. Like 'Mr. Strawberry' indicates some sort of sexual perversion.

Who was the actor beside him named 'Tony'? I'm getting an 80s bratpack thing I can't shake.

I presume Bob Coop read the warden's mind and is revealing doing so by mentioning Strawberry.

I believe the producers of ARROW just took the BIGGEST CONTRACT RE-NEGOTIATING D!CKS AWARD. Think about it.

By the way — two can play at this game.

House N* is a slur against sell outs, not blacks. But you're right. Some blacks should be offended. Black sellouts like Ben Carson.

No he didn't. Unless English is your second language.

I'm a creative writer and if someone insisted she stay I'd assign her as 'Aunt Thea' to Oliver Jr. The problem is — to make that work — Felicity would have to be gone.