It's a good case about what makes a mediocre movie a mediocre movie. Now, as an argument that this is a growing phenomenon that is killing movies? Not even passable.

Now I wish I had gotten a 403 error.

That guy has an island! We can put it on the island!

It makes perfect sense, because choice 1 has a causal relationship with choice 2. If you picked the door with the car behind it the first time and switch, that means if you switch it has to be to a goat. If you picked a door with a goat behind it the first time and switch, that means if you switch it has to be to the…

How is the first decision null and void? You're first decision had a consequence: you are either on a goat or a car, but you are more likely to be on a goat than a car, since you had a 2 in 3 chance of landing on a goat but only a 1 in 3 chance of landing on the car. So, if you switch, you are more likely to switch to…

You have three possibilities the first time you pick. You have a 1 in 3 chance of picking the car, 2 in 3 of getting a goat. The host takes a goat away and offers the switch. If you picked a goat the first time, the other door has to be a car. If you picked the car the first time, the other door has to be a goat. If…

Is it just me or are there a group of people who are grading every show with an F?

I've heard of a couple who have a particular focus on non-traditional law students, but it's a minuscule minority.

Yeah, that was terrible. Worse for the fact that the writers could have just given Dig and Lyla a kid from the first time they were married and kept Sara. But, nope! Gotta mope it up.

Someone clearly isn't a librarian, cause I hear that joke all the damn time.

It's probably fine to cook it over high heat.

The regularly post trailers with opening dates for movies and shows sans criticism. There's a whole section devoted to them.

did the lawmakers who signed it really actually think this would be what happened?

Oh, right, Patty was a thing.

Nor is heavily-commercialized forms of geekery in any way opposed to making fun of people.

Counterpoint: Deadpool. And Kingsman the year before. And The Lego Movie the year before that.

Lucrative in terms of total box office, perhaps, but Deadpool's worldwide box office is about 13 times it's production budget.* That's crazy.

Well, they had, like, two light episodes. Which I think is two more than Season 3, so…yeah. Ish.

"I'm going to allow this."

Hopefully the added jokes are less of the Hot Topic Harley variety and more of the Captain Boomerang drinking a beer at inappropriate times variety.