Does every new reboot HAVE to start with origin story? Spider-Man had three blockbuster films very recently, and the character's been around since the '60s. I don't mind the reboot concept since they had to change actors, but knowing that the first hour of this film is "I'm so awkward. Oh shit a spider bit me. Oh no,…

I'm so sick of hearing Chris Hardwick talk about the process of standup comedy. He has really funny guests, but they always spend the first 30 minutes going "wow, so your standup is like, your own thing, you know?" He's been having the same conversation over and over for as long as the Nerdist podcast has existed.

I'm so sick of hearing Chris Hardwick talk about the process of standup comedy. He has really funny guests, but they always spend the first 30 minutes going "wow, so your standup is like, your own thing, you know?" He's been having the same conversation over and over for as long as the Nerdist podcast has existed.

Yup, they'll bring in Kal Penn to make it look like a double wedding, but then pull back a third curtain to reveal Don Frank and it'll turn out to be a triple wedding and Ted is gay-marrying Kal Penn.