why? why would anyone feel the need to tell a person they don't know—a stranger—how they ought to behave?

I'm getting too old for this shit.

i was being glib. i did not intend to be a jerk. sorry.

you are still assigning homework.

i didn't hear that episode, but i'll shave and eat my eyebrows if dan harmon said he wants to be scolded and belittled by commenters on the av club.

and spielberg makes movies way faster than kubrick did.

the world is not your classroom, and rick and morty is not homework.

unpleasant and entitled armchair psychoanalysis alert.

yes, yes, yes, and yes.

i am a person who enjoyed the sweeping, which i thought was brilliant and creative and boring and unexpected and metaphysical and banal and intolerable and charming and irritating and lovely and so on, and that it was all of those things, all at the same time.

the mind of a rhetorical troll is a small, confusing, and angry place.

ontkean declined an invitation from lynch — he claims to be blissfully retired from acting, a thing you never hear an actor say, but appears to be true. from this lemon, david lynch has made us some delicious robert-forster-with-a-hidden-motorized-computer-panel-in-his-comically-rustic-desk lemonade.

i love fargo, and i thought legion was fabulous, but i think season 3 is what happens to fargo when noah hawley has too many items on his to-do list.

yeah. i think that's right.

lots of devils in the hawleyverse.

"guys, i've seen ALL the coen bros movies, many times over. guys, i can totally prove it if you don't believe me."

i been having the same kinds of theories. i think the subtext is quite politically radical this season. varga is the devil, but the devil is also capitalism at it's most corrupt and destructive — a shadowy force that values acquisition above life and literally turns brother against brother.

who the hell do these writers and actors and directors and producers and crew think they are, wasting your time like this?

yes. and varga is the devil.

he is the devil