'cause all cops are lazy corrupt worthless pieces of shit?

Yeah, I tend to be indifferent to most crimes that other people get angry over or I cheer for their perpetrators, but something about these guys and this case got under my skin.

"One of them is asking to be snuffed."

There's a great scene in Roger & Me which shows wealthy Michigan residents renting rooms in the Flint jails and pretending like they're spending the night in jail. Of course, for actual prisoners there are less parties.

@avclub-523a9ae9c20387fe0507793338aa7593:disqus No. It's a memoir by the woman whose life was the subject of the Lifetime movie Homeless to Harvard.

@avclub-6b4a9e228208a5008088d8ad6e1b3dd7:disqus Ultimately downward comparisons are a bad thing, because it doesn't make us strive to be better. Upward comparison does.

I don't watch this show, but why is that one guy wearing a top hat?

@avclub-cd4e651a08c8504d50cc18e7fa79264c:disqus Yes and I only had 3 cats then. I wasn't allowed to bring them though.

There's a psychological concept called Social Comparison Theory. When we compare downward it makes us feel smug and superior. When we compare upward, we feel bad about ourselves.

I loved that episode, particularly Quinn getting mad.

You'd think, but it was the opposite.

The only time I ever watched this show was in jail where everyone was obsessed with it.

Me either until I read it years ago.

I've never seen Orphan Black, but now I want to.

You're no fun.

WTF?!

@Merve2:disqus I was "shipped" a couple that no longer exists on a soap opera and can't believe that I ever did. I mean I love the couple still, but that I got so into it. NEVER AGAIN.

The 80s scene from The Vampire Diaries is my favorite.

I actually owned a copy of that movie. On VHS tape.

It's weird how much Chandler and Phoebe were underutilized when they had a plotline together in the very first episode.