I don't see why anyone was surprised by this apparent spoiler.

I don't see why anyone was surprised by this apparent spoiler.

The writer's room dynamic is hugely competitive and aggressive, particularly on the flop-sweaty, jokey-joke-joke-driven sitcoms.* A woman will definitely find it hard to get her voice heard in a room like that, particularly if she's outnumbered. And God help you if you complain about it.

The writer's room dynamic is hugely competitive and aggressive, particularly on the flop-sweaty, jokey-joke-joke-driven sitcoms.* A woman will definitely find it hard to get her voice heard in a room like that, particularly if she's outnumbered. And God help you if you complain about it.

I'm still blown away that to this day, the internet has not uncovered the massively funny, showstopping scene from "Kinsey" where an old man shows Liam Neeson his photo binder full of kids and animals he's fucked, and then loudly masturbates in under 11 seconds.

I'm still blown away that to this day, the internet has not uncovered the massively funny, showstopping scene from "Kinsey" where an old man shows Liam Neeson his photo binder full of kids and animals he's fucked, and then loudly masturbates in under 11 seconds.

Don't forget the tagline you see on all the billboards: "Sometimes life raises the barre."

Don't forget the tagline you see on all the billboards: "Sometimes life raises the barre."

Spoiler Alert: They wanted gas.

Spoiler Alert: They wanted gas.

Pete wants everything that Don has, because he's a slimy worm who is fucking fantastic at bringing in business - almost as good in a room as Don, though we never see him close, we only hear that he does. But he's shorter, uglier, has worse suits and no clue how to talk to women. He'll always struggle in vain to be…

Pete wants everything that Don has, because he's a slimy worm who is fucking fantastic at bringing in business - almost as good in a room as Don, though we never see him close, we only hear that he does. But he's shorter, uglier, has worse suits and no clue how to talk to women. He'll always struggle in vain to be…

Perhaps if they went on as long as Jackass' finest moment, the 7-second segment when Steve-O jumps on a mini-trampoline and smashes into a ceiling fan. Then I'd be okay with the candid camera shenanigans.

Perhaps if they went on as long as Jackass' finest moment, the 7-second segment when Steve-O jumps on a mini-trampoline and smashes into a ceiling fan. Then I'd be okay with the candid camera shenanigans.

Wow, the absolute worst part of Jackass, that stopped every theater dead in its tracks, stretched to feature length? Sign me up!

Wow, the absolute worst part of Jackass, that stopped every theater dead in its tracks, stretched to feature length? Sign me up!

The Nintendo 64 was just Miyamoto and Rare tag-teaming on a lineup of incredible games, until the wave of shitty third-party titles (and the sheer stupidity of gambling on cartridges over discs) just eclipsed it.

The Nintendo 64 was just Miyamoto and Rare tag-teaming on a lineup of incredible games, until the wave of shitty third-party titles (and the sheer stupidity of gambling on cartridges over discs) just eclipsed it.

"Once, there was a lunch…" Yeah, great teaser.

"Once, there was a lunch…" Yeah, great teaser.