It’s probably buried deep in some menu setting.

He had a child in that graduating class.

Literally the most disappointing movie experience of my life. Walking out the whole crowd was just sort of quiet and despondent-looking.

“That’s gotta hurt!” when one of the racers crashes is prime example why Lucas shouldn’t be allowed anywhere near dialogue.

It’s also the first thing people point to when they complain the movie looks like a video game.  

Well that’s not a fun fact at all!

Having a hard time understanding this part:

Ding. That’s why I’m not overly sympathetic here.

I doubt he’s as put off by himself as we all are.

Is anyone else as sick of the overuse of “brave” as I am?  This isn’t The Charge of the Light Brigade.

I agree they could have done those things, but Gadd is telling a very personal story and the “true” part is the main driver - it’s compelling because it’s his experience.  This woman could also have not answered the phone when Morgan’s people called her.

What a different world this could be but for that, huh?

Agreed. Gadd’s intent was to tell the story, not publicly shame the woman, and he took proper steps to make the story the focus. It can also be true that it wasn’t terribly difficult to figure out the identity of the woman is question.  She sure doesn’t seem to be shying from the situation, what with the Morgan…

Herb’s dead, baby, Herb’s dead (to the AV Club, thank god)

What the hell is going on here? Are we headed for some sort of duel?

Yeah it’s nice that Emma laid in the obligatory concern comment, but the article should have been titled “Baby Reindeer Lady Is Apparently as Crazy in Real Life as in the Show”

As with most Brits, Americans fell for the accent for a while.  We catch on eventually.

He steals 3:10 right out from under Bale and Crowe, which is saying something.

Check out Hell or High Water.  He co-stars with Ben Foster, another guy who livens up anything he’s in (3:10 to Yuma a prime example).  But I generally like that he seems to be a fun guy who loves what he does.

Chris-mass?