I seriously read about this before the show even came on. Like, did I just read an article from the future?

I loved Donna as a companion. They were such good friends and their chemistry felt very comfortable.

Gone Home might have been as long as it needed to be, but when it ended I was kind of annoyed. I don't want to spoil anything, but that was where we're leaving it? I don't think her sister is "okay" despite that's what I think we're supposed to get from the ending.

I love this show so much. The fight scenes are so much better than they should be. I hope Black Canary sticks around for a long, long while. Although it would be weird to have her just hang around on a show named Arrow when, honestly, she deserves at least a little nod in the title as such an important comic book…

I remember finding Love and Monsters exceptionally mean spirited when I watched it. Everyone was so happy and made friends and had a great life and then they were all horribly killed. Just felt bitter and awful.

Is….. is this not being reviewed anymore?

Inflation.

I am into all of these things.

When I rewatched the first season of Mad Men about a year ago I was really taken aback by how unlike the Don Draper I know from the later seasons the current Don was in the first episode. He spent much of the first episode unprepared and lacking confidence. By the end of the first season he was firmly in the role of…

UM, IT KIND OF IS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING? I think it is the most amazing thing ever. These motherfuckers were DRAWING A SALARY for being A. An honest o god paycheck. If they got fired, they'd get to go on unemployment. This is the best.

Our running joke while watching this shoe was that they were pumping PCP into the mansion through the air ducts. The slightly loopy, delayed - but somewhat earnest and "buying into the fiction" reactions really turned this show into something hilarious.

I remember the ending to this movie was so abrupt. "There were no ghosts, just an evil plot." "NO! THERE ARE GHOSTS AND WE'LL ALL DIE!" ~THE END~

If we're going to get semi-popular Twitter comedy, can you just go the obvious route and get ZMF on the line?

So, how "spooky" is this show? The teasers they've been putting on line seem to be intentionally echoing David Lynch or at the very least very skilled scary YouTube video makers.

It's even rarer than a douchey internet comment.

Really? This is good? I guess I'll give it a try but the trailer seemed beyond insufferable.

Is this song really just about, you know, banging whoever whenever you want? I thought it was like "Oh,  I can't be with the person I love but someone nice is right here so I should try and care for them and have a good time"

Naturally I haven't seen this yet, but I'm SO into it already.  I remember way back when the one-season wonder "Murder in Small Town X" was airing, I thought it was great. Hopefully it presents it's mystery more elegantly, but I love mysteries like this and it seems like it's going to be fun.

I really liked her character on the show, even though she didn't do much. She was just having a good time. Weird that she's back, though.

I think everyone noticed because they literally point it out in the film.