But will it have Detective Pikachu?

I have a friend who used to ask “is the food here authentic” at every restaurant we went to. It was mortifying.

I can’t believe that the boys were able to get the joker himself, Hugh Jackman, to be a guest on their podcast.

For some reason I can’t stop thinking about the time Teddy thought Bob’s name was Bob Burger. 

Imagine making the observation that kids can’t really be blamed for doing racist shit they learned from our show and then from that concluding so I guess I’m doing everything right, something something pc police.

I really wanted to see the version of Up All Night where the baby was magic and could travel to alternate universes.

The endgame of FO4 is so frustrating. There’s basically no reason for you to choose a side besides that the game needed “meaningful choices,” and it never stops feeling like you should be able to resolve the main conflict just by telling like 3 of the main factions to stop being stupid.

“When he broached the topic of ‘Tintin,’ Jackson, born and bred in a part of the world that reveres Herge’s creation, yelped, ‘I have all the books in back of me.’”-the LA Times

Becomers. Traditionally, they’re in high school, college and the decade that follows and they’re navigating the wonderful, fun, exciting and scary time when you experience many of life’s firsts—from first kiss to first kid. Becomers are on that epic adventure of becoming an adult. ABC Family will officially be renamed…

Nothing is more inexplicable than Mist Twst, a name change that it seems like no one even noticed.

“There’s got to be an easier way to make a living?”

Thor not being able to lift the hammer in that issue where he and Hyperion go to the end of the universe to try to stop the beyonders is the best

I sort of assumed when the Mummy Avengers were cancelled the movie industry just quietly cancelled all these other things too.

There’s a chain here (which I think also exists in the US) which I guess is supposed to be Chipotle for spaghetti, and the gimmick is that they cook the spaghetti, make the sauce, etc in front of you as you order. Which unsurprisingly has the problem that unlike Chipotle, this all takes a non-trivial amount of time to…

I like that it throws away like everything that makes the premise even sort of work in the commercial. He’s no longer a tricking “real people” who assume he’s bad when he’s actually good, the rest of his team is a bunch of actual old guys who probably aren’t that good anymore. So it just becomes a punchline without a…

“Todd McFarlane writing and directing the adaptation”

Exciting that McFarlane has decided he’s like fucking Orson Wells or something

I know he probably couldn’t do it for health reasons, but I wish they’d brought back Tim Omundson for the narration.

The idea is that Chloe makes Lucifer want to be human or something, right? That seem’s consistent with the season 3's explanation of the world’s mechanics.

Because netflix has decided that their recommendation system is so good that they don’t need to worry about things like promotion or scheduling or whatever.

I assume this is somehow the result of them airing like 6 season 2 episodes during season 3.