It's a "Trump-hating world" you're living in. The man is widely disrespected. It's not just little pockets here and there like the AV Club. It's the world. I want Trump to defy the critics and do something positive, prove me and everyone else wrong, but I've yet to see that. His poor reputation is completely justified.

Pewmamun.

Yeah, I think this may have done more damage than good. I'm seeing a lot of gloating from the few dunder-headed Trump supporter-friends I have on Facebook. They see this as a MAJOR victory. Of course, the question that should be on their minds is "if these 2005 docs are this tame, why not release all of the Trump tax…

I'm not sure it'll be a proposal that ends this season, and possibly the series, but with Schmidt and Cece out, Reagan is out of the picture with Nick, and Winston I can see deciding to move in with Aly by the end of the season (since they are getting married soon.) That'll leave Nick and Jess alone in the loft, which…

It's what they want. Inundate us with outrageous behavior until it becomes normal, and then they've got a lot more freedom to do things that would have sounded outrageous in 2016, but by then just seem par for the course. Already I'm seeing it among people I know who were disgusted by his behavior before and now…

Spicer's comment is a sneering, snide, belittling attack. Everyone's had a time in their life, probably in school, when they weren't part of some group of people they wanted to be in with, or they were the obvious outsider they let in but whom they hadn't really accepted into their little circle. While that was…

I STILL don't like Disqus, or at least the integration of it here on AV Club. One or the other needs me to sign in, but the other doesn't, and it just causes all sorts of problems. Then for a few weeks it works fine. Then it goes through this again.

(Shhh. It was!)

This is Pearl Jam's way of saying "Your move, Yes." They'll need to add an extra stage or two to fit everyone that's been in Yes over the past 49 years.

Oh YUCK. What the HELL is this new comments-fly-out-window-thingie? This isn't "it's new so I'm scared and angry" it's "wow, this really SUCKS."

It also works because it's Bill Murray. I don't know that it would work with anyone else in that role.

Serious question: are these the only allegations against him? Does he have a history of abuse like this, even if it's only rumors? I only know about the issues in this specific instance but don't know if I've missed anything else. People like this tend to show a pattern of abuse over time, but I haven't heard anything…

You're saying you're not againstheads.

Nah, they still have to marry Winston and Aly. That's half a season right there. If he was going to make proposing a 20-step process, imagine how complicated a wedding is going to be. Then they have to break up Nick and Reagan, and there has to be some cooling off time before Nick starts to realize that Jess is The…

LMoE is back this Sunday. B99 is back April 11.

Though it hasn't been renewed yet, I don't think Fox would cancel it at this point. They've stuck with it's low ratings this long, why not one more season to let it finish properly. It obviously needs to end with Jess and Nick finally getting together and it looks like that's lining up slowly but surely. They can't…

I went to see this with a friend and her roommate, both of whom my hormones were very willing to rage upon/with. When I bought the tickets, I asked for 3 for "Who's Eating Gilbert Grape," hilarity and slight Freudian embarrassment ensued.

Honestly, in a way, it's kind of true. I think if someone didn't get humor from MST3K, they can't possibly be all that compatible with me. I mean, I make that kind of commentary about everything. The world is my movie theater and I am just a wise-cracking bot. Or something like that.

Also, a school principal went to work drunk. And, presumably, Nick or Schmidt drove drunk home because the Dutch-acting guy (who they tricked into driving them there) left the car when they dropped Jess off at school. Kind of a sloppy episode.

Picked up Bazaar of Bad Dreams a few weeks ago and I've been working my way through it. There's some really strong stuff, and then stuff so cringey bad that I just skip over them. But that's the fun thing about short stories. If they suck, just move on. It's a pretty hefty book so even skipping a few there's enough…