Ha! Yeah we're okay buddy!

When the CBC logo came up, I thought I was on the wrong channel for a second.

Yeah, that annoyed me as well. I thought Moynihan saved the sketch by the strength of his performance, but it definitely wasn't strong material.

The crack about her firing her manager was something that I didn't get, but because of the audience reaction I knew that there was something to get.

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Edit: Dat Pun!

I think it constitutes crazily self-absorbed behaviour, but not necessarily spoiled behaviour.

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I don't understand why people care either way. Hasn't this show essentially defined that vampire morality is very loose on holding individuals responsible for past actions? Stefan and Damon are both serial killers, and the…

Let's Potato chips are a license-free brand of prop potato chips. Community made them an explicit brand as part of its meta-obsession. http://www.buzzfeed.com/jor…

Seriously, this show becomes more interesting when the power dynamics of the social group shift or change. Too often everyone acts according to their "place" in the group, when it's so much more interesting to see them negotiating their own way.

Yeah. The last episodes of ATLA reconciled Aang's pacifism with his obligations as avatar. Korra's lack of spiritual understanding was rectified by her punching things as a giant blue person.

The problem is that his propaganda based terror wasn't at all believable. Raiko wasn't moved at all by the propaganda, and thus this resolution relied on the mook being a weak-minded fool as opposed to Varrick having access to anyone trusted or known for being competent.

"She is the worst Avatar who ever lived, and I feel bad for her successor since she's the only one s/he has to draw from. Korra simply isn't worthy of being the Avatar anymore."

I'm not sure that "guessing" should be considered presence of mind, which is essentially what she's doing here by leaving the gates open. Our only reason for assuming that it's a good thing is that things used to work without a bridge, back when everyone used to live on top of turtles. Still, I guess this'll make…

All of Korra's character development was basically rounded up into an overly explicit "be yourself" speech, which is weird, because that's kind of the one thing she was really good at, and because personal growth isn't usually instantly triggered by expository speeches.

I really wish I shared what seems to be the consensus opinion here.

2. Does that work on planet earth? Can you just 'ask a human' where a missing person is and reliably have them know where on the planet they are?

No you don't, yes you do. (I have no real opinion, I just want to antagonize you.)

Yet again, Canada ends at Quebec!

Is it just me, or is Scotiabank literally branding themselves on everything now? In terms of brand aggressiveness, they're out-doing Tim Hortons at this point.

Xena: "A wizard did it"