It’s too bad that none of the really cool stuff—Disintegration, Doolittle, Pretty Hate Machine, etc.—makes much of a dent here. Oh well.

Someone just through a batch of moldy Bosco Sticks in a furnace.

I’ve never seen anything like this, but it’s weirdly hypnotic.

Oh, I get the logic of it. It’s just that the execution feels really weird. It does that movie thing where it’s somehow the only thing happening in the room. I mean, it’s not terrible or anything, and Hunter and Romano are great in it. But it just feels kinda forced.

I’m thinking of Rick and Morty, and specifically the third season premiere. You all know where I’m going with this.

The first half is really terrific, but then the second half is all somberly scored montages that lean way too hard into its own drama.

The first half is really terrific, but then the second half is all somberly scored montages that lean way too hard into its own drama.

Well, I’m quoting it because I’ve been watching it with increasing frequency over the last 15 years. But uh... yeah. Can’t wait to see what this here video has to offer.

I’d say, just go watch The Last Temptation of Christ instead.

Michelle Pfeiffer is obviously iconic as Catwoman, but now I really, really wish we had a version with Annette Bening.

It took me about a year-and-a-half before I got into Hamilton—something everyone loved that I was sure to like as well, but I was in no rush. Finally, my friend drove me around while we listened to the whole thing front to back. So, I got in around the tail-end of the craze, but it’s still an astonishing work. I found…

It took me a good minute to remember that this was Tortoise and not Mogwai, whose 2011 album is similarly titled Hardcore Will Never Die But You Will.

Shout out to WTF’s Sharon Stone episode. Really fascinating discussion.

You know, fans liked the show for what you decided to do in the first place. You don’t have to listen to them. In fact, it’s best to ignore the fans. Just make YOUR show, Moffat and Gatiss.

I, too, hate that song. For me, I find it unbearably silly that a band would write a song around someone not killing themselves because that person listened to an album by that band. Not that it isn’t neat to have that happen to you, but really?

Damn. I was hoping they would play songs from Funeral instead of anything from Everything Now.

The tables are turned, now they’ve got all the coconuts!!

One, “Bertie’s Birthday” is the best episode of Love. Two, Vanessa Bayer is so fucking heartbreaking in the wedding episode. PLEASE let her score another Emmy nomination.

Guys, the Afghanistanannies are the Scranton Strangler.

“A space weapon...”