Yeah, but can you imagine shouting "Lyft!" upon reaching climax?

Moderately disappointed by this episode. The first episode of season 2 set the bar so high by transitioning so perfectly. With this one I felt like it spent so much time putting all the pieces in place that it wasn't able to have that much fun. Still, I have high hopes of where it will go from here.

Marty is the same way. Well-made movies about ordinary people leading ordinary lives have a really sublime beauty.

A few years ago I watched Brief Encounter for the first time, read this piece of trivia somewhere, and then watched The Apartment for the first time a few weeks later. Even if you only think of their connection incidentally they're a great double feature because they're both such perfectly crafted character studies.

Kat Dennings in Thor 2 was da bomb.

I just watched Confirmation last night. I was obsessed with People v OJ and compared to that this movie seemed so dry and rote. There wasn't anything in it that wouldn't have been just as compelling and informative in a documentary.

"The Ouija Experiment 2: Theatre of Death" viewing party at my place on May 22nd! Bring popcorn!

Thinking about how terribly this episode resolved the conflict makes me miss Community. "It's like Paranormal Activity, but more boring, and fancy."

How is it that the very first comment says exactly what I was thinking while watching this episode.

Reject the genre binary!

"My daughter looks just like Sia: you can't see her." -Maybe the best Chance the Rapper line ever.

Something something Frank Stallone?

Frankly, I can't think of a better way for humans to support the environment than to fabricate entire simulacra of every natural environment and spend all of their time in those, letting the real environment heal itself without human involvement.

The AV Club gave out three C-'s and a B- today. What is this, my freshman year of college?

When is the new G-Spot single dropping?

That's quite the dope rhyme you spit there.

Conceding it all the way to the bank.

I've yet to listen to an album that had a Chance the Rapper feature on it where that wasn't the best part of the album.* Ultralight Beams is pretty spectacular but the Chance verse is really something else.

April Fool's Day is whack. Not wiggidy whack, though, just the regular kind.

I ask myself that question every time I'm about to have sex.