But Kang is primarily an Avengers' villain, I would argue. Call me, Marvel lawyers!

Well, I totally disagree with nearly every point you make, but I enjoy an eloquently and passionately expounded contrarian opinion, so have an upvote.

Not me, I'm a total Spuffy 'shipper, which is probably why I'm quite fond of season 6. Why did you despise their relationship?

Wellll, there's more to season 6 than that. Buffy coming back from the dead, the whole relationship with Spike, the growing strains on the various relationships between the main cast as a result of life stuff and growing older, the Trio, numerous zesty high concept episodes…I dunno, season 6 has a lot going for it as…

(Psst! It's still not good.)

How many episodes does it take for it to get good? Because every time I read somebody rave about it and start watching it again it just is. so. fucking. awful. and. painfully. not. funny. that I have to stop around episode 2 or 3. Which is weird, because the cast and concept look great on paper. And mind you, I'm…

Really? But she wrote so many great episodes! Please, elaborate on your comment.

Ironically, one of those patented Craig Robinson "Can you believe this jackass is my boss?!" reaction shots from the Office would've been perfect for the moment he mentions the The Celestine Prophecy.

According to my 18-year old sister: yes.

True fact: Blotevogel means 'naked bird' in Dutch.

Easy A for me. Solid lead character, immediately memorable side characters, intriguing premise and setting, killer soundtrack, all filmed in a strong, visually confident style. I am totally on-board to see where this show goes from here.

I thought he went to high school in the Valley.

Jay-Z is written in ALL-CAPS now? Okay.

Probably not going to happen, but a cool idea nonetheless.

At the end of the day, it doesn't help that both Jesse and Tulip are miscast. Cooper and Negga are fine actors, but neither really has a good handle on the character they're supposed to be playing.

Huh?

After watching the entire season in a day, all I have to say is:

Mortdecai was a 'mid' point…?

The beat is pretty solid (it's latter-day RZA, so there are some flourishes that don't entirely work for me, but at least the samples are vintage Wu), and Meth, Raekwon and Deck are all on point. Good track, shame Ghostface isn't on it, I think he would've had a lot of fun with this beat.

Fuck, that's way too young, especially for one of the illest, grittiest rappers of all time.