While not a particularly unique plot, I felt that the jokes were great and showed the writers' ability to write their characters consistently. I'd give it a strong B. Lately it hasn't been that the episodes are bad, just that a lot of the material is well trodden. This episode and last week's were enjoyable, not…

I don't think I've ever met anyone that liked Barney or his whole shtick. Perhaps I have a natural repellent to douchebags?

That's the show's biggest issue, if they actually managed to have its female characters deal with their relationships in a somewhat logical, rational manner, then half the plot and passionate speeches would be gone and we'd be left with ever escalating political ridiculousness.

In recommending The Ultimates vol. 1 he's going to ruin Pym for a bunch of people new to the character

The weakest vignettes are the first ones. As much as I adore Faris and Pratt, theirs was easily the weakest along with the Terrence Howard one. The one Elizabeth Banks wrote/directed is probably the cutest one. The one with Stephen Merchant and Halle Berry is hands down the best. It's best to see it more as a bunch of…

First episode when I saw that Hannigan was going to be in it. I managed to convert my friends in college, to where we'd watch HIMYM's second season, and then Heroes every mondayish.

The Ted-Robin is like the writers' go-to issue. Thankfully it's over(?), just in time for the show to be finished.

Well it helps that Lawless is married to a producer.

I always felt that Starbucks scene wasn't really good. I never saw it as subversive or sly, it was ostentatious.
Most of modern day Simpsons issue is the editing, either because they insist on Greoning's rule of three dogma, or because they're filling time.

Svelte thin or Gypsy's curse thin?

She mentioned a dispensary, and MMJ is legal in Virginia.

There was that time where he had a season-long plot where he got in pretty deep shit. And then the plot ends abruptly due to random violence or a favor because the writers forgot how to write endings.
You know, his entire time on the series

>;-)
NTDM!!
(No, totally, do masturbate)

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If it were to be his final movie, he could rest assured he finished in top form.

So you're telling me that wasn't Murray's heart I consumed?

I like to stay regular, thank you very much.

Whenever a young woman expresses her on sexuality it seems like it's always some cadre of evil producers and manager. I mean, it's not like women have any sense of agency when it comes to expressing their like of sex. Right, guys?

I forgot who did it, but there's a great review of Jeepers Creepers that views it through the lens of being directed by a convicted child molester. It made the movie much more gross and terrifying in retrospect.

It's getting a weird release in my state in USA, only at the expensive theater that doesn't do student discount or have loyalty cups.. And likely probably in the small 35 person theaters that are upstairs.