He's probably the most successful of the entire CHW cast. Actually Jason Segel played "Watermelon Guy" so second most successful.

Good thing she did. (I couldn't see her with the "toughness" of Robin.)

Embry's face still makes me think of everything I hated about the late 1990s. I have nothing against the guy, but just looking at him makes me think "Smash Mouth." Both the band and the action.

I'd say give it to Seltzer/Frieberg, but their pop culture memory only goes back a month and a half. I'd make a Memento joke, but they don't remember that movie.

Can't Hardly Wait falls in the same category as Empire Records for me. A movie my demographic allegedly loves, but I can't stand.

I didn't mean it was bad; I actually remember enjoying the two episodes FOX actually showed. I was just referring to remembering weird chef sitcoms - didn't Freddie Prinze Jr. also play a chef on his short lived ABC show?

Not sure what's going on in the image, but I've had dreams like that.

I was going to come here to post that with the hopes that I'm the only one who remembered that show. (Same with the Emeril sitcom.)

To be fair, Eddie Redmayne was the only one who knew what to do with this movie - go all out and chew the scenery until THERE WAS NOTHING LEFT!!!!!!!!

And a Generic Crime Procedural with Poppy Montgomery and Not Doctor Doom Guy from Nip/Tuck

Sui-Slide Squad?

If The Penguin suddenly had a dwarf assistant who dresses like him like Marlon Brando had in Island of Dr. Moreau, this show would immediately gain two letter grades each week.

He's almost as bad/ethically questionable as all the cops he's dedicated himself to stop (for no real reason, I should add).

I remember she was up for the role of Sarah Connor in Terminator: Genisys but lost out to Emilia Clarke. I wonder how she would have done. She's a much better actress than Clarke, but could she have given Sarah whatever it is Clarke couldn't?

Of all the generic, nondescript titles you can name your movie, you choose Room? Was Plan 9 already taken?

I'll actually agree with this. The show is weird- it simultaneously takes itself too seriously but not seriously enough and goes over-the-top but not over-the-top enough.

It's like poetry, so that they rhyme.

When is the MCU going to introduce Coffee Bean?

I thought they'd just get rid of her character (just shove her to Arkham) and have her back as recurring or not at all. Her still being a regular confounds me, unless (as filming photos kind of suggest), they're adding Arkham and its inmates as even more characters this go around.

No. It's still a hot mess. But it's a hot mess that's occasionally interesting to watch (not necessarily fun, but interesting). And it has a mostly decent visual design.