Facebook on desktop has essentially become unusable. I have a last generation MacBook Air (so early 2016) and opening Facebook on it grinds the entire thing to a halt. The fans kick in to high gear. The page half loads in a bunch of places. And forget it if I want to try to message someone. It's bafflingly poorly…

Uh…try again. Half your age PLUS 7.

The best Mooch memes, for my money, are Critters's "Mini Mooch" HQG series. Here's a link to all 4 of them. They are outstanding. I can't even imagine how much footage he must've dug through to find all of the perfect reaction shots, and the masking (I think that's what the kids call it) is flawless.

Didn't stop Tom Hiddleston from failing on the red carpet with Brie Larson!

Pictured: A man thinking "don'tlookdon'tlookdon'tlookdon'tlook" as hard as he possibly can.

And now I'm sad again that Happy Endings is gone. So thanks for that.

As if anyone could actually standardize gay taxonomy.

"And really, if there’s one thing The A.V. Club commenters are known for, it’s their fierce and uncompromising fandom of Joe Jonas."

I'm confused about whether this is a narrow identification of talents Ed Helms lacks or a general take down of his merits as a comedian.

We're powering through The Office (end of s6), so this seems like a pretty solid follow-up to that. Thanks.

I feel like I need to check out this show. Is it streaming anywhere?

Yes, but for that to be relevant, you'd have to burn through Ryan first.

I wish for Trump the worst thing anyone can wish for another person: that he must walk barefoot, but all surfaces are covered with legos.

@avclub-37fd12d0bf53337b800259b27994d600:disqus's post is great and you should read it. But if you don't want to, the general spectrum of Jewish religious observance from least to most strict is reform -> reconstructionist -> conservative -> orthodox. An Orthodox household, in theory, keeps kosher (two sets of plates…

And she always goes out of her way to make sure she has such a nice, even tan!

To be fair, that is a terrible, terrible idea.

Sean's FoC article about the announcement eloquently explained why the reaction to the announcement was justified, despite the reasonable point that, in general, it's better to judge art by what it actually is rather than what it might be.

There's not no chance. But there's not a good chance.

Give the lack of any contradictory evidence, I assume this is correct.

We tried Coke Life and, frankly, found it kind of nauseating. We disliked it enough that we gave the rest of the case to a friend rather than drink it.