Mamma Mia!

I trust Vince & Peter. If you don't trust their storytelling prowess at this point why are you still tuning in?! Last season was brilliant

solid B/B+ for me. The jokes and material didn't seem as developed and thought through as they usually are in his specials, but he's a fucking funny guy. So just having him talk about nothing for an hour would we entertaining anyway

Headline of this article makes it sound like he has just received some sort of terminal diagnosis

And man, I expected something totally different when Milo came out and sat down to talk to Billy boy. That guy is a really confusing specimen

Not to defend Bill's whole dumb ego trip of a persona and career, but I've seen him take interviewees to task on other episodes of the show over statements or ideas he disagrees with, and very quickly those interviews devolve into a screaming match and basically stop the show cold, making things awkward and…

Yea, I'll take a hard pass on this one

yeah, I'm not a huge fan of Holmes' stand up but he seems like a decent goofball. A show like this, if you don't mind hanging out with the guy at the center of it, you can derive some enjoyment from it. Based on the strength of this episode I will probably keep watching.

nah I meant on Colbert Report he was sharp and uncompromising, now he's some bland folksy pundit without the fire and my desire to watch anything he does is completely gone

This dude (Colbert) is relevant? Fuck off, this guy became another bland liberal hack when he took the job @ The Late show desk. Whatever subversiveness he had in his body has been gone for a long time

I liked this one better

Man, I was so into this album for about a week, then I started getting mad at it. There are so many incredible production choices, just one after another, eventually that was the only thing I could pay attention to. I can't figure out who Mitski is under all the incredible choices (either by her, or her producer,…

I stifled a laugh when I saw it. Really sorry about that Barron Von Trump

Best movie of last year, 10/10 for lived in realism. Comparing SLC Punk to this movie is like comparing Happy Gilmore to Citizen Kane. And I would probably rather watch Happy Gilmore. Never mind the comparison, this movie is fucking awesome, and I pretty much hated every other movie on the top 10 list of this…

I hope she didn't hire the same person who wiped out Leonard Cohen's bank account. But that did lead to him going back on tour in his 70s, which resulted in me getting to see him on a chilly night 4 Decembers ago. Am I being selfish? Probably not as much as the manager who stole millions of dollars, but close.

yea I didn't see the hair thing as a subtle comment on the sexism of the corporate environment, she just didnt want the sight of blood on her assistant's (well, her) shirt to distract from the meeting she was running. Did not care for this one either, and scratching my head how so many people think this is the best…

So again, another rave review from the AV club, one of the best films of
the year! and I thought I wandered into the wrong movie theater. I
guess in the end its about the futility of trying to form a connection
with some one who has a completely different way of existing in the world.

1,151 comments later. This is where we need all the smart kids to be, engaging with each other on topics that truly matter. Oh yea, did you know Trump is the president for the next 4 years?

ah jesus man, that was harsh as shit

This is what happens when we let women have podcasts.