It will always bother me at the end of the movie, how when Rose dies and goes to Heaven, she reunites not with her husband of presumably decades who she has kids and grandkids with but with a dude she basically had a week long fling with 50 years ago. Really? 

I think it's more that they are going to jack up the prices once Movie Pass finally goes under and they no longer have the same amount of competition

God I love that show. Reccommended it to four different people and they all love it. It really is a balm in these troubled times 

You wouldn't be fucking them over at least not yet. Movie pass is buying the tickets at full value from your theater and taking a massive loss in the hopes of tracking enough data to be profitable some day 

You beat me to it. Restaurant.com is the WORST

... So um....are the workers who got fucked over and didn't get a single cent for their work going to get any compensation? Just the rich kids who used their parents credit cards and had the suffer the inconvenience of eating shitty sandwiches and living in a tent for a single weekend? Cool

I’m watching for the first time and the GPS scene was hysterical. Maybe it’s because now we use Google Maps for everything and this could plausibly still happen?

That last scene is what makes the episode and what I think, separates the US Office from the UK Office. Michael may be an idiot and self absorbed but he has genuinely good intentions and gives people exactly what they need on occasion. 

Nobody is saying that yelling is the same as rape. What people are saying is that yelling at a coworker in a professional manner in an ugly and abusive manner is unacceptable and would normally be grounds for firing. People are upset that white men of status are giving passes for doing shit that most other women and…

As somebody who had a boss who routinely took out all her anger on me and yelled and cursed me out for the slightest of mis steps, to the point where I experienced actual nausea at the thought of returning to the job... You have my sympathy. It was her own independent business too so there was literally nothing I…

The scenes

They are keeping Diaz around to factor into not Laurel’s redemption arc because THAT’S important

Basically exactly why I lost interest and couldn’t get past the first few episodes of season 2

I fell of this show somewhere around early Season 2 and based of this review, I’m glad I did.

Haven’t watched the finale and only keep up with the show with the occasional episode with my mom but the Cal thing is super confusing to me. Isn’t he a baby? Who was born last season? How big could he possibly be? Was there a time jump that I missed somehow?

Yep Coach and Nick’s mom not being the wedding (or at least being mentioned) bothered me

I am offended on CeCe’s behalf over her exclusion. Pretty sure Aly lived there for a few episodes too.

I have it in my head canon that Amy and Leslie met a binder convention years ago and remain steadfast penpals. Amy invited Leslie to her wedding and Leslie was excited to go but had a last minute work issue. She sent an incredibly thoughtful wedding present and heartfelt card to make up for it that made Jake cry. 

The first few episodes focus hard on Samberg and it’s a bit much. Once the writers realized the strength lies in the ensemble, they tone him down and the season improves a LOT 

Only reason I put up with Alex Inc was how charming Tiya Sricar was in it. Hopefully this clears her schedule to give her the star vehicle she deserves