Well, then, somebody work on a Mike Patton biopic starring Scott!

Google’s AI simply couldn’t differentiate between news and satire

It’s so crazy how awful the Google search experience has become. It’s arguably still better than any current alternatives, but man it feels like someone could come in and dethrone it relatively easily these days, just by removing the clutter. The AI results are garbage and yet another thing I have to ignore and…

Maybe go sneak a peek at other character names in Mad Max.

Lord Humungus, Aunty Entity, Master Blaster, this is nothing new for Mad Max.

Never seen a Mad Max Movie, eh?

As opposed to subtle, dignified names of Imperator Furiosa, Rictus Erectus, Cheedo the Fragile, Toast the Knowing, and Corpus Colossus from the last movie??

The Mad Max movies are positively loaded with stuff that is dumb, but not stupid. It's a fine distinction. 

Yeah. Reserving judgment but I am concerned that they are a little too eager to play the hits here... like, all of ‘em. The original movie is so whacked out and creative—it would be doing it a small injustice to make a sequel that just repeats it note for note.

Varney was perfectly cast in that role.

I don’t know what the hell Eddie Munster did to my table!

What an ironic last two sentences considering the first paragraph.

Bill votes for whichever candidate is being supported by the last cute female canvasser who knocks on his door.

Do kids these days really not understand sarcasm? That was not a difficult sentence to understand. 

I find the kids in Bob’s Burgers to be too twee (your tolerance for twee may vary. I can’t stand it.) The kids on King of the Hill felt much more grounded in reality.

I’d go with Obi-Wan’s fight against Jango Fett. It’s the only fight in the trilogy that feels like two relative equals physically struggling against each other, rather than just a series of choreographed moves, and hence, it feels like it has higher stakes. Having it occur in a wet, murky environment adds to the…

Which is more than can be said for Beau is Not Afraid, at least not in this part of the multiverse. We just have the opposite.

I’ll accept your second sentence, but I think the drop off is not as great as your first sentence suggests.  It’s no Glee - it’s still a fun show.

That’s not a bad description, honestly.  It feels a lot more like Jaws than Get Out.

the comments here proves her point