This became one of my new favorite shows after this episode. It was pitch-perfect in nearly every way, exactly like "Parents", which also explores racial and cultural exclusion.
I've never watched Bend it Like Beckham, but I have a copy so…yeah, I'll be back soon.
Better than any other show today, I think Master of…

This was a great opener, and I really hope the series can keep up, or surpass, this level of comedy. I especially liked the dream sequences, with the sped-up kid chaos being so beautiful.

The End is Nye

Even Vader Has a Heart.

That is the most beautiful sentence I have ever read.

Does anyone ever worry about the mental sanity of clickbait title writers? Day after day, week after week, month after month. That has to take some sort of toll.

"I had to punch a wall to feel manly again."
-Youtube commenter ArmyOfKevin

Dildos have suddenly become so much more legitimate.

This better work its way into Last Man on Earth somehow, or goddammit I'll keep watching anyway because it's a hilarious show.

Honestly, after watching a lot better TV (see: Fargo, Parks + Rec), I've kinda turned away from Sherlock. I used to love the show, but now I'm just…meh.

That's a matter of opinion, and I think he looks rather Savior-like indeed

Did anyone else see the random guy looking into the studio, like he wanted to join in?

With this and the Alia Shawkat thing, I'm actually looking to shows on TBS.

This is so deliciously hammy. And hey! Erica Goldberg! I really want to watch this, but then I'd have to pay for it.

The prophecy of Drakespeare hath come to pass. And lo, the world crumbled into the abyss.

WHERE IS THE REALISM I DEMAND IN MY PORN DAMMIT

I was absolutely delighted they chose this route, and to be perfectly honest I wasn't even aware he hadn't come out yet. It was great to see this particular part of life reflected here, and in such a matter-of-fact way. I was so worried Sue would make some comment or something would ruin the moment, but it was pitched…

Netflix really is providing the TV I'm most eager to see right now. I can't wait for this, and With Bob and David, and Jessica Jones.

It's already a better movie than Ouija, and it's plot is barely discernible!

One day, decades from now, our children and their children will ask us this question "Why didn't you stop the Walking Dead? Dear God, why didn't you?" And we will weep, for we could not. We had not the will or the strength. And their cries will continue, screaming for all eternity. When will it stop. When will it stop.