Fuck off with these gallery listicles, seriously.

It’s a bad narrative decision because it’s completely unearned. Vader assisted in the extermination of entire planets. He makes Hitler look like an amateur. Yet, all it takes is his throwing an old man in a hole to redeem him?

The dearly departed 80s All Over podcast made a great case for ‘83 being the worst year of the decade in terms of movie quality (though had it lasted longer, I would have really liked to hear their thoughts on 1987, the year “Three Men and a Baby” came out on top). There were a lot of films Drew and Scott like and love…

Really not digging this new filmstrip interface.

Keep Beach City Weird was Ronaldo's Tumblr. 

You phrased that like the fact that it’s not a great game means it’s a bad game. Wario World is fun.

My fondest hope for the Switch is that we eventually get a Super Mario 3D World port (come the fuck on, Nintendo - WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?!?!?!?!), and my second-fondest hope is that they add Wario as a playable character.

You had me at “fart.”

Waluigi is the best, and no one can change my mind.

Why do I feel like Dillman is me? Probably fired at both jobs for investigating the upper management when asked to investigate the lowers.

He was really the best choice to do a David Bowie-inspired song.

If you’re interested in rewatching alongside reviews that analyze the episodes based on the series as a whole, that’s what I’ve been working on since 2016 (it’s up to Sadie Killer, taking a brief break so I can update old stuff with new information from the final episodes). It’s right here!

There’s an easter egg in an episode of Fear the Walking Dead where the character Daniel is collecting old records and at one point he spills a bunch out on the road. On one of the covers is a picture of what appears to be Beta, pre-apocalypse.

we all know that adult Louise is going to take the restaurant over and figure out how to franchise it in six states

It always bugs me when they make Ned Flanders a huge asshole, because it totally ruins the whole joke of Homer hating him so much when he’s basically really nice, and spoils the underlying point that Homer hates him BECAUSE he’s really nice, which makes Homer feel like an asshole by comparison.

This episode’s two plots are very thematically similar. In each, you have three superfriends working to stop a spiteful white man from using technology to hurt vulnerable people. J’onn, Alex, and Kelly have the more sci-fi situation to deal with, in what was a great use of all three characters. Kara and Nia, with some…

The Nia story was great but they really need to keep some focus on that and not shove it to the backburner. Because Nia and problems she’s going through should not be resolved in just one episode.