Hey, turning to faithful IMDB, since 2010 Carrell has been in the final season with him in The Office, The Big Short, Seeking A Friend for the End of the World, and the first Despicable Me, all of which he was pretty good in.

I got through episode 5 before I finally noped out of it.  If it gets a second season, maybe they’ll have figured out what’s going on. 

Fast food salads are typically awesome for people trying to reduce or count calories, because they’re readily available, have a listed calorie count, don’t keep food lying around the house, and serve dressing on the side for you to apply yourself.

Some frogs are venomous; look up Greening’s frog and Bruno’s casque-headed frog.

So I’ve watched 2 episodes of it. It is kind of frustrating because I think parts of it are quite funny, and there’s room for some sweet, sincere feelings (which is where Carrell shines). The concept of a space force isn’t all that amusing, but the workplace in a workplace comedy just needs to have room for stuff to…

Well it’s pretty obvious why that was censored. Once you start letting servants play kickball, say goodbye to the cup!

Of course! I’m just helping keep their identities secret, unlike some people. I wouldn’t want a villainous villainess tracking Cathy Hall to her aviary.

Brucina Wayne!

Yeah, there are so many other corkscrew shaped dicks to talk about!

But after all, I’m not sure Star Wars is big on planning things.

Not as an actor, but he was an executive producer on Justice League, so there’s an argument to be made he owes some responsibility for the final product.

I’ll speak up here for Superman Returns. It was taking the Reeve/Donner films and evolving the character’s situation. What would that character do if he’s going to be playing the divorced/deadbeat ex trying to get back into his child’s life? I wish it had managed to get a sequel. 

They may have wanted to do Batman all along, but I thought the first two seasons were tackling stories and themes that they couldn’t do with Batman. An idealistic young 20 something who’s discovered the hypocrisy of the “adults in the room” is a far cry from a pre-teen who sees his parents murdered.

The first two seasons of Arrow were the best and the ones where it felt particularly Green Arrow focused, but then it became Batman who happened to use a bow for some reason. 

President Underwood’s big comeback!

That makes more sense than anything else.

I am baffled. “The French Dispatch stars Timothée Chalamet, Saoirse Ronan (the unofficial cinematic trilogy every soft boy dreams of).” I don’t know what a soft boy is, but let’s just pretend it’s a perfectly fine piece of vocabulary that real people say and aren’t shunned for; the trilogy is supposed to be the movie…

Whenever he’s not on screen, the other characters should asking “Where’s Jokey?”

Dark Knight is overrated ... it’s not even the best of the trilogy (that would go to Batman Begins, which did a much better job of putting pieces in their place). But I think the muddled haze of the Dark Knight Rises has helped the series fade away.

Am I so out of touch?