I've watched the pilot and I loved it! I was very happily surprised with how fun it was, I'm curious what the rest of the season will bring.

*COUGH*Gumball*COUGH*

Aw I'm sorry, I forgot third-graders also wander onto these comment sections sometimes… That's ok, you don't have to read my big ole words, There should still be plenty of youtube videos out there of people getting hit in the nuts that you can comment on.

RE: "bashing ONE trans person…" -Actually, it totally can. Usually criticism for POC, LGBTQA people and women stems from an inherent dislike of their womanhood, the color of their skin, their sexual preference, etc. It's so simplistic to turn the equation around and claim that it's really about the individual and not…

So let me get this straight, you're not ok with the suggestion that certain people outside yourself might be subject to their dysphoria (as they are stuck in the closet for decades, I'm not talking about out trans individuals) in such a severe way that it interferes with their day-to-day decision-making, but you're…

That's exactly what I'm saying. Having gender-disphoria invades your entire life, how are you supposed to take care of other people when you are constantly assaulted with thoughts of self-harm, unworthiness and the feeling that you're in the wrong body, which surrounds you like a flesh cage? While you don't even know…

I'm so fucking tired of this bs narrative. Getting cut slack for what exactly? Spell out for me exactly what it is she's getting free passes for because honestly all I ever see are whiny shitbags sobbing over how she's not a "real" hero, how she deserves no praise for championing transgender rights because she ran…

I loved that the episode went out of its way to show Summer kicking a ton of ass in that showdown. I'm also really happy with how the writers seem to have found a lot of character value in Rick's family, instead of just having them be background noise to his adventures with Morty. I feel that the more they are…

I disagree with the reviewer's weak attempt at re-contextualizing the sexism of the "fridged women" trope as it was handled in this series. The way Shayla was murdered has (so far) added nothing to the plot, and Sharon's murder has at most just served as one of many foils to Tyrell's scheming ways, and as the reason…

So over in the US they keep shooting unarmed black people in the back, shooting black women in the street, shooting black kids, shooting mentally disabled black people… No-one gets indicted, black people are still coded as trash and as thugs in the parlance of news cycles on a daily basis, and THEN, to really drive…

Wow. Even on this site I have to find these godforsaken, shitty, TIRED "SJP looks like a horse" puns.

I have watched the series on and off, so I don't really remember earlier appearances by Stern, but already in last episode I had the feeling there was something intensely homoerotic about their brutal reunion brawl. Mayyybe that's just me though.