I suggest, instead of 'reviewing' (read: discussing Todd's emotions),
everyone cracks one off thinking about Dan Harmon and then writes
exactly what shape their fantasies took.

Part 2… eh, it was okay.

I don't even know why, but when that guy underlined the word "LADDERS" I laughed so hard I thought I was going to hurt myself.

It's even better news for dickheads who like dropping self-satisfied hipster bullshit in the middle of other people's excitement.

Looking forward to a new procedural series

OH MY GOD! WE'RE HAVING A FIRE… rape.

1) It's been said, but I'll say it again: pronoun usage is not the "biggest concern" of any trans person. "Getting beaten to death by bigots" is a bigger concern. "Getting proper health care" is a bigger concern. "Getting basic fucking human rights" is a bigger concern. People using the wrong pronouns is just adding…

This, er, uh, dude wants to be a broahd! I fully supoaht broahds, whethah they're, uh, the regulah kind… or the kind that used to be a dude!

The AV Club has a pretty impressive record for trans-friendliness. Not a perfect record—this is still the Internet—but I can't think of a website that isn't explicitly devoted to LGBT issues where I'd even have clicked through to the comments for fear I'd want to kill myself after.

"Toddette."

Confession: The only Against Me! song I like is their cover of "Wagon Wheel," but their cover of "Wagon Wheel" is one of my very, very favourite songs.

You are, but it's brave of you to come out to us like this. We support you.

Is it possible? Yes.

Helping others is what John Stamos is all about. 

"…Did Stephen Moffat write this episode?"

That was the first episode of Community I ever watched and I loved the shit out of that alien plot.

I don't always love how Chang is written, but I always admire Ken Jeong for how hard he tries to sell it.

Cards on the table: when Shirley reached for that bottle I started to freak the fuck out.

It's actually "Spiders-Man." Like "Surgeons General" or "mothers-in-law."

This is the exact kind of bullshit that convinces people who are actually sick not to get the help they need. You are perpetuating a toxic fallacy that measurably increases the amount of pain and suffering in the world. Please stop.