I'm not really sure I get what's being implied by "JFK truthers." It's clearly pejorative but I can't tell if there's a specific theory about the assassination that the writer's trying to call out as irrational, or if they're suggesting that believing literally anything happened other than that which was concluded by…

Sorry, maybe I explained it funny because that's not quite what I meant. Hispanic can describe people both of Spanish extraction and people from Spain, whereas Latinx describes people from (or descended from) Latin America only. Hopefully that's a clearer way to phrase it.

Of course that was the reason. I mean, 16 whole blocks! Can you imagine. How ever would their drivers have managed that vast extra distance?

Nah, I actually don't need to do that at all my dude. You feel free to though.

Nope. Some overlap but not directly equivalent; Hispanic specifically focuses on people of Spanish origin whereas Latinx focuses on Latin America as a whole but excludes Europe. They're only entirely interchangeable if you don't really care where the people it's being used for are actually from.

Yes?

Well, sure. I don't think it's supposed to be a trick in the sense that it's fooling people, like magic is. More a trick in the sense that it's a feat not many people can (or will) do, like sword swallowing.

I really enjoy TJ Miller performing in things, which is why I wish I could have never read this very bad interview so that I could continue enjoying him. So RANDO.

Crimetown is SO good, except for its attempts at Koenig-esque narration. Their tendency to cut short cool stories to paraphrase, or explain not-at-all-obscure slang the same way she does (which was bad to begin with) is occasionally infuriating. There's actually one episode where one of the hosts interrupts a gangster…

Oh totally, that's why I made sure to specify romantic or sexual chemistry. Jake Johnson and Zooey Deschanel are both gifted comic actors in similar ways and definitely make sense as friends - they're great at doing stupid things with each other and getting into sitcom scrapes. There just didn't seem to be any…

I don't feel like Nick and Jess were ever the obvious endgame/OTP/series arc in anyone's minds but the writers and a handful of obsessive Tumblr users who read too much into everything, though.

On Twitter, we're all Jewish.

Commented the same above - it does exist, we've seen other characters capable of it. Dan and Justin have stated in a few interviews that it won't be used by Rick and Morty themselves though, to save them from the inherent narrative problems, so it is definitely canon that we won't see it.

We have seen it - the time travelling testicle monsters voiced by Key and Peele that come to get Rick for messing with the flow of time. Dan and Justin have said specifically that Rick and Morty will never time travel though basically because it's just lazy storytelling. That's why Rick has a box labelled "Time Travel…

Thing about that is, I absolutely 100% do not believe him there. Lynch was a recent first time father of a child with serious medical problems yet swears the movie he made during that period, about a single father struggling in an absurd hellhole with a deformed baby who won't eat or behave or even breathe properly,…

The on-camera parts?

All other points aside, what an incredibly fucking creepy thing to say to an employee. No boss should be commenting on how "sexy and strong" someone is. Not helping the argument for his respect for women at all.

Smiling politely.

There were loads of good action scenes in IM3. Infiltrating the Mandarin's mansion, blowing up Brandt in the diner/saving the kid from Coldblood. Even the final CGI blowout has a lot more going for it than its near-identical cousins in other films. I really don't know why it's not more highly regarded, it's honestly…

Jazz had a special gift for that - IIRC he's the only one confused by baby Nicky's rapid aging too.