The whole article is a joke on a poorly thought out split-second screenshot of a character's computer. It's purposely a lot sillier than the usual FYC and that seems to have thrown a lot of people off.

Mia is a thin character, but I get not showing her actual writing. If we see the play, you run into Studio 60 syndrome where the show-within-a-show is clearly terrible but the characters act like it's incredible. It's already unbelievable that someone wants to build a movie around her; there's no way to write an…

Maher's team has access to Google. He could have confronted him with his words on television. Instead he told him he was a young Christopher Hitchens. Any help was accidental at best.

I was pleased with how much Donnie Yen action was in xXx. It wasted Tony Jaa, but delivered pretty well on the Yen screentime for a movie where he's not the actual star.

I would like Best Song to be about an eight-way tie between a bunch of Popstar songs.

Batman Gets His Groove Back

It's extremely useful in those contexts. Scream it from the mountaintops when demonstrating how Trump doesn't have a mandate and how much we need electoral reform. The context where it's crucially, heart-breakingly unhelpful is winning the election. And chance of winning should be a priority when choosing a candidate.

Assuming it continues to be a fall-to-spring show, The Flash is going to catch up to that 2024 paper in the back end of its ninth season (season finale cliffhanger?). The CW recently renewed Supernatural for a thirteenth and Smallville lasted ten, so it seems plausible.

The E is for Entertainment. DC Entertainment is the larger thing DC Comics is part of now.

All of them are different from all of the others in key ways. And all of them are the same in noteworthy ways. I dunno.

They're both also Batman Begins. And Iron Fist is Doctor Strange. And Doctor Strange is Iron Man.

He needs to hear the 800-588-2300 Empire jingle at least once an hour to keep living.

AND TWIIIIINS?

You don't get to say "Not ALL New Englanders!" and put Georgia on blast at the same time. Both places had Trump voters and both places had sane people. It's our stupid system that paints states entirely red or blue.

Comics Alliance recently ran an article on the 1962 issue that introduced Van Wayne: http://comicsalliance.com/b…

I was looking forward to behind-the-scenes footage of him giving director instructions in a full Batman suit. Ideally, he'd stay in the voice too.

I don't know if the guy had superpowers himself, but Sleepy Hollow definitely had the male weirdo/female cop/fantastical element thing going on.

The Spectacular Now was a relatively low-budget indie film that received 93% on Rotten Tomatoes and 82% on MetaCritic. Why is everyone in this thread acting like it's a crappy paycheck movie?

It might. It wouldn't take much to flip the results and I think there's probably enough post-Brexit-style regret from nonvoters and a few Trump voters to make up the difference. There's a Twitter account dedicated to collecting examples of the latter: https://twitter.com/Trump_R…

Barron reads AV Club comments? Barron, if you're reading this, please find a way to reduce your father's TV time. I know you're good at the cyber; try to set one of those timers that parents use to limit kids.