Respectfully disagree with your respectful disagreement. Because I believe the proper thing to do is not simply start talking about these issues. The proper thing to do is:

Jesus Christ. Did you actually read the whole thing? It’s horrifying that you think men should be doing any of that shit.

I see the resident rape apologist is out and already starred. Fantastic. Here’s why I don’t buy that men “don’t understand what’s going on with women”: because it’s bullshit. There have been multiple studies that have proven over and over again that men do understand body language and non-verbal cues, they just choose…

I honestly don’t know how I Love Dick could have continued. It was a really good story with a beginning, middle and end. Perhaps we could have gone onto the next chapter for Chris (Kathryn Hahn), but it’d be hard to stay true to the title or keep Dick (Kevin Bacon) involved. The way the season ended, it was like the…

“The majority of women in the workplace are not tender creatures and are largely adept at dealing with all varieties of uncomfortable or hostile situations,” Roiphe wrote in the New York Timesin 2011. “Show me a smart, competent young professional woman who is utterly derailed by a verbal unwanted sexual advance or…

I see this two different ways,

“Stephen Miller is a loser and was never a part of the administration. His work concerned mostly bringing coffee to Mike.”

Was Rob Schneider unavailable?

Why is it every time i read a TWD review it reads like the reviewer is finally waking up to the fact the show is as boring and as stupid as hell yet it never seems to garner anything lower than a B-?

This has to be one of the most insulting episodes i have seen

A car can drive hundreds of miles in a day; do you know where all the prisons are within that radius of where you live?

Also, why am I defending this terrible show? I guess because it has plenty of undebatable problems.

The writers of this show just DO NOT CARE if anything makes any sense. Make Maggie a murderer after all of her whining moral superiority over Gregory? Sure. Have Carol and Jerry magically appear when Rick needs them, when they have no form of communication? Sure. Have two people go to Oceanside, who have never spoken…

they already did a reboot. It’s called Fear the Walking Dead... and my God is that a bad show

This rating was much too kind. As tough as I have been on this show in the past, I was also willing to praise it’s strengths and hold out hope that it could improve.

It’s comical that once again Rick was not able to finish off Negan. The only reason Negan survived YET AGAIN, with Rick close like in the premiere, is because the plot demands that he stay alive for now. Characters and events aren’t allowed to progress organically on this show. And, man, the Negan stuff needs to end,…

Yeah, I’m not calling for a parade for Macfarlane or Difficult People or anything, but at least they didn’t manage to trip over the extremely low bar of remaining completely silent about this, unlike most of the rest of fucking Hollywood.

Impotent, sure, but complicit? Taking legal or even demonstrable action against Kevin Spacey would have required the consent and cooperation of someone who he has harassed/assaulted, wouldn’t it? (seriously, if I’m wrong if there’s some level of nuance I’m missing, I wouldn’t mind someone correcting me) Without that,…

Difficult People is incredibly funny. I never liked Billy Eichner before I saw this show, but as it turns out, in an R-rated context, he’s pretty hilarious (ditto Julie Klausner).

Difficult People is a very funny show if you like watching very self-absorbed people and/or lots of pop culture slams.

Everyone knows comedy improves when you chop it up and put it in a montage.