2017 is fast becoming the year of, "Wait — Laura Dern's in this?!!!" I am pleased.

Notice they singled out the only female critic and threw in some body shaming to boot (which is par for the course when you disagree with a woman on the internet).

It actually says 9/29, though at first glance it looks kinda like 9/20.

If you have any interest, definitely watch it. I wouldn't let worries about the second season stop you, since the first half (up to s2 ep 9 maybe?) is still pretty good. And the season 2 finale is aces.

Hannibal's season 2 finale is probably the best episode in the series, so I'd at least go that far.

I'd probably include something from The Leftovers — maybe the lion-boat-orgy episode? But even that show, delightfully bonkers though it was, never achieved (or reached for) the same level of surreality that Lynch and Frost are achieving right now.

Bing, played by Riley Lynch, per the credits.

Native New Yorker here. Manhattan is ridiculously safe nowadays, so I'll give you some non-safety tips:

Yeah, I just got back from Japan and cannot tell you how wrong this opinion is.

The first season's okay, with a handful of superb episodes and some extraordinary acting.

Normally I'd agree with you so very, very hard, but I actually didn't mind the narration in YoI too much since the narrator is kinda unreliable. And IIRC they don't rely on it too much outside of the first and last episodes, along with the infamous episode 10. Most anime drives me up the wall nowadays, but I'm glad I…

Had the same sad epiphany when I watched The Bourne Ultimatum this week.

"Whiny cucks, scared of the increased probability of nuclear holocaust! Get over it!"

Hey, he invented the Riker Chair Maneuver! https://www.youtube.com/wat…

I guess we decided that ironic racism is hacky, but ironic sexism is still good for upvotes?

Erm, African Americans voted overwhelmingly for Hillary in the primary (like, 76% to Bernie's 23%), so I'm not sure where you're getting this idea from.

Let me direct you toward an article, conveniently titled "Every One of Donald Trump’s Cabinet Picks So Far Opposes LGBT Rights":

Self-care is an act of resistance. They want our side to be overwhelmed and panicked. So it's not only okay for you to take a break sometimes — it's essential. Every time you take a moment to drink a cup of tea and look at some pictures of kittens being kittens, tell yourself you're sticking it to the man, 'cause you…

Except Korematsu has never actually been overruled. http://www.nytimes.com/2014…

Marching is good. Any kind of dissent shows the country and the rest of the world that we refuse to normalize this. Plus it just annoys the Donald.