I get that Harold was supposed to be a thing, and there are a few moments where he's genuinely unsettling, but for the most part, I feel like the show dropped the ball with him. He could have been way creepier. His voice was perfect, could you imagine how it would have gone with some degenerating zombie flesh?

I know she was just a mook, but I'm speaking more towards the fact that we're balls deep into the season at this point and yet up until now with the possible exception of Harold Meeeeh (chum), all the bad guys are dull as dishwater. I don't count Gao, because she seems like she's on loan to this show, not an integral…

That's because even with its whack respectability politics, Luke Cage gets craaaaaazy. There's no moment in IF that ends on as wacky a note as Cottonmouth popping out of nowhere and blowing up a Chinese restaurant with a rocket launcher.

Colleen's ex-student is the best villain in this show. Wow, what an evil monster. "A single arrow is easily broken, right Sensei?" Seriously, she knows karate, she automatically aggros Colleen at the first chance she gets, and as soon as she's finished speaking, we want to see her get her face smashed in. "That…

How come it's necrophilia when you play with a corpse, but artistry when you play with your food? They both used to be alive, what's the difference?

I feel bad for younger viewers who grew up knowing who Jack Black is, and see this movie; they're missing out on one of the greatest brick jokes I've ever seen.

I don't do any of that unless you like the Big bang theory or two and a half men, or the final six seasons of friends, or anything that isn't a heavily censored BBC comedy. Except Coupling. Coupling was shit.

I only judge people who force their tastes on me. You know the type I mean. There's something about a conspicuous consumer of media, someone who can't just listen to music but must also be seen listening to music, that makes me want to be a dick.

Yeah, he's definitely White Morgan Freeman.

"I….I'm bad for America?? No. No! I'm not wrong, I can't be wrong…the fault must lay with….Ted Koppel!"

The thing I found really strange when I went to see it, were all the previews for R-rated films accompanying it. The theater had a lot of kids in it, so I really have to wonder who thought it was a good idea to show previews for the Belko experiment, Chips, and Alien: Covenant. That last one had the kiddies crying,…

Just saw it today. I'm not saying the critics are wrong in their assessment of this movie, just that I enjoyed it. I'm a sucker for movies where kids share their feelings and learn to trust each other, and grow as individuals; I thought it got really sweet at times. Plus, the giant robot segment was done very…

Charlene Yi has won a permanent place in my heart with her depiction of Navy, the passive-aggressive Ruby from Steven Universe.

Yeah! The power of words!

That's a fascinating doorstop you've written explaining why I as a black American am too thin-skinned and quick to condemn a quirky and 'innocuously insignificant transgression of political correctness.' I was just looking for a reason to be offended by a picaninny pantomime, when what I should have been doing was…

Okay, I'm just going to say this: A sword that creates earthquakes is cool. You still got it, Stan!

I'm a conflicted Jewish guy! I don't know how to enjoy anything!

Fair point.

NO. He combines with five construction vehicles and forms Devastator.

You have a point. I gave up on it about three episodes into Fear the Swimming Dead and I can't remember any of the characters except the morally ambiguous bisexual who actually seems like he could survive a zombie apocalypse.