I still don’t get the need for directors to keep giving this incredibly lukewarm take. Yeah it sucks that the movie you made, a labor of love, didn’t get a full theatrical run. But also...cope. It’s not personal. It’s the result of a global pandemic that has killed ~4.5 million people (so far).

Sam has a whole field of haters here, and I really try to cut him some slack because I don’t really think it’s worth dogpiling on him most of the time. But Jesus, he’s really been exceptionally terrible at his coverage of this show. This is a stupid error to make, and it seems to be his biggest problem with this…

So, who’s gonna tell Sam these movies have been taking place within the same week ever since 2012's Nick’s Big Week, the prelude to the Avengers Movie?

“Hey! Wait! I filed a dumb complaint.”

I was in North Jersey, home from college, right after my freshman year, and out for a run when a car swerved off the road and nearly hit me. I was furious/scared and then confused when the car pulled over and I saw it was a kid I’d gone to grade school/high school with, a guy named Darryl*. I’d always got along with…

I would prefer this:

Magnets, how do they reprogram my pacemaker?

More baby names: Molson, Labatts, Modello, Bud, Miller, Blatz, Old Milwaukee, Leinny, John Courage, Deschutes, Guinness ...

There might be a moderately interesting Disney+ series in how Thanos worked his way to the opening scene of Infinity War, but that’s probably just a case of over-explainy Star Wars disease.

I got my kids (9 and 11) gradually caught up on the MCU over the course of the pandemic, and they’ve of course gone from initially not interested to “DAD IT’S TIME FOR THE NEW WHAT IF? EPISODE!!!” But the opening scene of Infinity War scared the shit out of my nine-year-old and made it a bit of a challenge to get her…

There’s that scene on Titan before the big fight with Thanos where Strange uses his powers to go through every version of the upcoming fight, and it turns out there’s something like 10,000,000 of them and the good guys only win one of them.

I saw the trailer for this last time I went to the movies, and it looked like it nailed the noir feel in a way I’ve seen several films attempt but not succeed at many times before. As a big fan of this genre and sci-fi, that has me pretty optimistic.

I like to think he watched ‘Batman Returns’ up until the CD scratching bit, and was like, “Ugh, I forgot I did that. Yeah, I’m out.”

Well it is a movie about memories.

Wait, this also has Rebecca Ferguson and Cliff Curtis? Sold!

A Dowd B- is about as good as a B or even B+ from many other critics, the concept (from what I’ve read) is right up my alley, and I like Jackman and Newton. Sounds like I’ve got another movie to add to my watchlist.

Hearing Andrea Anders say the name “Ted” just makes me wish for more episodes of “Better Off Ted”. Petition to change the name of Ted Lasso to Better off Ted because I think we’d all be better off if the there more people like TL

I really can’t believe there has been no mention at all of Ted’s comment after Rebecca dumps that wad of cash into the buskers’ case. “That’s what happens when you tinkle next to John Holmes” was one of the most bizarre pop culture references Ted has made that also reveals a little bit of his his background. I’m also…

This might be the thing that makes me want to have kids

Phoebe’s offscreen parents sure do get to outsource a lot of their work to her uncle and his girlfriend.