The current season is, but not the complete library.

ABC really sucks at putting their comedies on streaming services. The fact that I can't watch Happy Endings anywhere pains me every day.

It's sort of the classic bedrock of ABC's solid family sitcom line-up. While Black-ish and Fresh Off the Boat sort of feel like (very successful) attempts to mix the modern/fast-paced sitcom style with more traditional family sitcom stories, The Middle feels like a throwback in the best way. It's not flashy or fancy,…

Clara's behavior in the apartment with the parents was definitely off and I suspected something was up. I do agree that it would've been more obvious if it had been, say, Amy or Donna though.

It would've been better if S8 was her first, but S8 Clara feels like a totally different person than S7 Clara. And she's kind of been a non-entity in S9 so far, though I still feel like they're leading up to something that relates back to Danny's death.

Yeah, fuck it, I really liked Kill the Moon. The science is dumb but it's probably the best Clara episode of her entire run.

Don't worry!

YTW is on a different network with different expectations, so this particular news doesn't really effect it…but the ratings are pretty bad. FX really loves their critical acclaim though, so who knows?

I know Goosebumps the TV show was not all that good, but the haunted mask episodes really scared me for that reason. Actually showing the mask fusing to the skin was horrifying as a kid.

One Day at Horrorland is definitely one of the scariest Goosebumps books, and the ending is still pretty damn dark for a kids' book.

He actually let out an "I'm so, so sorry" last week and I had to wonder if it was intentional.

Yeah, it wouldn't be Doctor Who if there wasn't at least one painfully embarrassing episode per season.

There hasn't been anything bad at all yet, which is pretty good for Doctor Who considering we're six episodes in. This two-parter was all-time great levels for me. The first four episodes were fine, solid Doctor Who.

The show has definitely done a much better job of covering the fallout of Danny's death than they did with the fallout of the whole River situation (I still kind of think we haven't seen the last of the Danny plot).

Yeah, I was really disappointed that Hulu wasn't streaming the new season of Fargo. FXNOW is fucking awful.

Hulu's advertising-based model might be annoying, but I think it's gotten to the point where it has a better overall selection than Netflix.

The poor tend to be fat because unhealthy foods are waaay cheaper than good and healthy options. Someone who's rich (or at least, not poor) has the option to shell out for better food and also for things like gyms, trainers ect. If people are really that concerned with fighting obesity they should look at the class…

Someone who is obese knows they're obese. They don't need you to Guide Them To The Light Of Healthiness. They've been told it their entire lives. It's really not that hard to just not be a dick about it. You're not their doctor. It's not up to you to decide whether or not they're healthy. You don't know what their…

It's fine to not find overweight bodies attractive. It's not fine to say "I don't find them attractive, so ew how dare anyone be overweight!" which is basically what your second paragraph is saying.

I'm not really sure how the two relate. Being a rich and greedy asshole is not equatable to being gay or being someone who struggles with their weight.