I mean, they had a lengthy fight scene in this episode, it was just terrible.

Wow that opening fight scene was boring and incomprehensible. Who the hell's idea was it to start the whole series with that?

I've heard lots of people say that he was perfect for that role. Plus, half the marketing for it was just Reynolds saying funny stuff.

Is it somehow his fault that Green Lantern and Blade 3 were terrible? He didn't write or direct them. If anything you're just arguing that he has bad luck.

C+ sounds about right for that.

Talented but crazy?

Immediately? This is commemorating something that happened 150 years ago and I'm guessing the people these statues are celebrating owning haven't been crazy about them the entire time.

Though he was in 52 episodes. I think that qualifies as a cast member rather than a guest star.

I liked The Comedy more than Entertainment too. I think maybe it's just that watching a depressed guy lash out like an asshole is more involving than watching a depressed guy be almost catatonic.

Quentin Dupieux is definitely surreal. He feels heavily inspired by Luis Buñuel. If this movie is comparable to his then it seems like it's probably actually surreal.

Not exactly the same. Mitchell & Webb sketches had a satirical point of view, they weren't just shitty "the holocaust, lol!" shock humor jabs like this guy did.

Potentially the most popular entertainer on the planet, somehow.

*Gives a 2-minute monologue to the camera that somehow has 200 cuts*

Hopefully they got the "have Danny Brown on to actively ruin a track" out of their system. I swear that guy must be running some Producers-esque scam that somehow got out of hand.

That's the first time anyone has accused Lance Reddick of lacking gravitas!

Was the city planner going through a divorce or something? Is there a Sharon Please Take Me Back Blvd.?

Don't mind if I do!

Has anyone pointed out that Willem Dafoe played Jesus yet?

I wish the concept of irony was alive to see this.

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