Does Spinal Tap count?

The only vaguely entertaining part was 1:06. Other than that, I feel like you could have matched the footage with any one of a million incongruous songs and gotten the same result.

This is the most 'Likes' I've ever seen for one comment.

She reminds me of Taylor Swift. And this horrifies me.

I think the basement critter is the baby that the abortion doctor brought back from the dead. Beau seems to be one of Constance's kids.

This episode was a complete disappoinment, especially given that it was the season finale. Aside from some small digs at Sandusky, the jokes and plot were aimless. The Mysterion character was never funny to begin with—oh look he's like Batman, haha. I give it a C-.

He returned to his home planet

I can't defend it as deep but I will defend it as a really great film.

I'd warn Rabin about Leonard Pierce.

I'll give it a try. I personally lean towards the idea of a conspiracy but it's good to get another perspective.

I read in one review that he ends up fucking things up badly for the future, but then goes back again so maybe the actual ending is successful.

The music was great. In particular, Brie Larson's vocal cover of that Metric song is superior to the original.

I think I laughed harder at the room full of chicken dinners more than anything else.

So wait…what was the town curse again? Also, maybe I'm mistaken but did Meemaw possess Heather Lawless's character at the end?

I loved Wonder Showzen and laughed my way through a good chunk of Xavier but I have to agree with the review. After the first episode none of the humor was quite as solid. That's not saying it was bad. But I still wouldn't put it on the same level as the first two.

"For instance, White often reviews films from a Marxist perspective, which you don't see that often."

No!  Stop before it's too late!

It's hard to start a new pratice when every single new patient you get dies the next day.

I foolishly thought I was the only one to post about Dawes. You beat me.                                                                                            

Louis CK:
4 oz. Vodka. Stir slowly. Garnish with shrimp