I'm sure I'll get a billion downvotes for this, but the backlash to this joke is ridiculous. The joke was aimed squarely at a niche segment of liberals who take the concept of giving everyone basic human rights and respect and just absolutely twist the hell out of it. It's one thing to fight for LBGTQ rights, but it's…

I'm trying really, really hard to stick with Supergirl but it's getting more difficult each week.

I don't know how much grittier a book that's literally about sand can be.

From a character viewpoint, no way in hell do I want Gail to die. I love Mary Steenburgen as a rule and this might be one of my favorite of her roles.

…but if it happens, that's a pretty brave move for the show. If she gets found at the last minute, it'd feel like a copout to me.

My party didn't run Hillary Clinton. Oh, did you think I was a Democrat because I don't like Trump? Sorry about that, but I don't fit into that generalization.

The only way Ted Cruz should be the "preferred" anything is when we're talking about people who clean up cataclysmic sewer explosions.

YOU'RE THE VULGARIAN, YOU FUCK.

Here's the ironic part - we all think he's going to be "destroyed" or "sabotaged" but every tiny-brained, petty, trolling act he's made has only made his base more convinced that he's awesome. It's like we're living in Bizarroworld. A shitty, shitty Bizarroworld filled by unrepentant assholes who are bound and…

DISAPPOINTED!

Let's all be Colin Kapernick's what? His friend? His Starbucks barista?

Redbox.

Richard Harris' death and Michael Gambon replacing him as Dumbledore was where I broke with the films. Gambon's portrayal of Dumbledore always felt so jarring and out of sync with the books' depiction of him as whimsical and pleasantly odd - Gambon's Dumbledore, in contrast, always seemed pissy, grouchy, and unfeeling.

Carrie? Is that you?

In The Force Awakens, she looks about 15 years older than Harrison Ford.

The way Andre Braugher said, "I birrrrrttttttthhhhhed her" was at one glorious creepiness and absolute Holt perfection.

I need this in meme form for the next four years.

That's still several hours… :) Like I said, people who connect personally to the storyline won't be as pedantic and nitpicky as I am. Closest thing I can come to in my own experience is when I realized I no longer wanted to be a Mormon (which I would put up against any coming out story in terms of personal devastation…

I'm less concerned about the idea of repression to that level as I am with the fact that this whole arc was compressed into a Cliff's Notes on the experience. I see a lot of posters really connecting with how it's happening and I respect that, but the writers and showrunners are doing it so inelegantly and so RUSHED…

God DAMN, the writing on this show sucks.