She almost certainly weighs less than Daniel Day-Lewis.

What really elevated it was the acting. The adults were all ringers who were always going to turn in quality performances, but producers nailed it in finding charismatic child actors who were not obnoxious, and they anchored the whole thing.

It was a searing expose on the dangers of having a hunky sheriff in your small town.

To be fair, that's well worth keeping in mind at all times.

I mean, Malcom in the Middle and Boston Legal each won a Peabody, so I guess it's not entirely outside the scope of the awards, but they typically go to things that try to make some kind of broader social point, which I don't think Stranger Things was ever trying to do even a little bit.

It was perfectly fine and enjoyable. Well-made and a fun way to spend a rainy weekend.

I had to look it up, but it's apparently a British show about a fictionalized version of the Jimmy Savile scandal with an unfortunate name, not a Taken-esque television spinoff of the Nick Cage franchise.

The first one was many things, but it was emphatically not rated PG-13.

I'm seein' double! Seven Deans!

“covert government division called OGA”

"Nesbros"

Ugh it's really very simple- an order of space nuns has spent generations secretly performing eugenics experiments in an effort to produce a male child who could successfully be exposed to the spice melange in order to unlock the masculine side of humanity's genetic memory. Meanwhile, the sinister House Harkonnen, led…

Counterpoint: Forrest Gump sucks and so do you!

Oh you sonovabitch.

EDIT Goddamn @ack_ack stole my joke so I hope he gets fed spice until he's a bloated monstrosity who sees beyond the stars.

Netflix rated my ass quite highly, in fact, so I support the old system!

I too use the "Good", "Pretty Good", "Pretty Good for 13 minutes", and "Rad" metrics to measure my movie-watching experience.

And really, what’s easier than upvoting or downvoting? That is, on anything but Disqus?

Like the costume from Superman Returns, but horrifyingly more form-fitting.

But still with the big stovepipe hat.