Candace was a mistake. Even Sara Jean would have been a better co-host. Olivia was ok, but she never filled the void left by Sarah Lane. I fucking hate Cable Town, too bad they pay my bills…

Candace was a mistake. Even Sara Jean would have been a better co-host. Olivia was ok, but she never filled the void left by Sarah Lane. I fucking hate Cable Town, too bad they pay my bills…

I like Jay, but like WTF and Nerdist, I only listen when I know the guest. That said, the Charlie Sheen, Dave Attell, Colin Quinn, and Patrice O'Neal eps are essential.

I like Jay, but like WTF and Nerdist, I only listen when I know the guest. That said, the Charlie Sheen, Dave Attell, Colin Quinn, and Patrice O'Neal eps are essential.

Glad I'm not the only one who noticed that. This will be shit.

Glad I'm not the only one who noticed that. This will be shit.

Still waiting for one of these movies to actually feel like the X-Men…

Still waiting for one of these movies to actually feel like the X-Men…

I don't know. Die Hard 2 had entire paragraphs of dialog redubbed. It was like Kung Fu Theater

I don't know. Die Hard 2 had entire paragraphs of dialog redubbed. It was like Kung Fu Theater

I love that they used the unnecessary plot device of killing Coulson before realizing how popular he was. And now they have to jump through hoops to bring him back. Could anything be more representative of Marvel Comics?

I love that they used the unnecessary plot device of killing Coulson before realizing how popular he was. And now they have to jump through hoops to bring him back. Could anything be more representative of Marvel Comics?

That's a tough call.

That's a tough call.

The Thing had to be the least necessary prequel ever made.

The Thing had to be the least necessary prequel ever made.

Exactly. The character Bruce Campbell developed in the sequels is nonexistent and unnecessary to the plot of the original. Nothing would be more off-putting to me than another actor trying to do that version of Ash, but there was literally nothing special or unique about the character in the first film.  

Exactly. The character Bruce Campbell developed in the sequels is nonexistent and unnecessary to the plot of the original. Nothing would be more off-putting to me than another actor trying to do that version of Ash, but there was literally nothing special or unique about the character in the first film.  

You are correct sir.

You are correct sir.