Actually, I don't remember an axe there. Oh well, that was long long ago.

Wait, was there a cave with a sword in BOTW? Because I swear I spent an hour trying to figure out where to get a weapon with more than 1 hit on it.

Well to be fair, it's more like 40 minutes before the final credits.

She'll be around for a while.

To their credit in obviousness, existing in a sitcom would be a living hell.

The CG in this was phenomenal!

Wrong guy. Lee Daniels is responsible for Empire. John Ridley of the equally heavy and strangely cliche 12 Years a Slave fame is responsible for this.

This show improves pretty much continually, which is good, wasn't a fan of the pilot.

I didn't hate this, at all actually. The ending was lame but it was kind of a fun, morally ambiguous movie.

Having just watched Man Seeking Woman, Hitler doesn't seem like that bad of a guy, just a little bit of a douche for stealing girlfriends.

I'm alright with this, can't be any worse than what we get in a normal year of film releases. Plus while Tusk may be his worst movie from a plot and character perspective, it was easily his most technically accomplished piece, so at least there's that progress.

I was glad they brought that up, John Wick just looked like a fun movie to make, even for the bit parts by him and Leguizamo.

There was nothing gradual about it.

It's okay to announce the movie after it's off the air, you just can't do it while it's still on.

I like her face when she realizes she said something weird.

Once the robot showed up, you are absolutely correct.

I read it as she didn't want somebody that had the same phone as her. She was literally looking for every stupid excuse.

Moore's more iconic role was in Maps to the Stars where she played a washed up 50-something Lindsey Lohan type.

FX/X seems to have a lot of those this season.

Had a few funny parts but overall this was probably the worst episode of the series so far. In my opinion at least, some of it just didn't work.