Whoa. A supernatural discussion post?!? Does that mean the discussion post is haunted? Do you need to consult a medium to get involved in it? Was it constructed over a Native American discussion post? There's so many questions!

He finds himself lost, without anything to believe in, when his brother explains that the problem is not that he doesn't believe, but that he doesn't Bo-lieve and BAM! Bo Dallas has a follower.

As a big fan of both Lexx and Corey Graves, that is not a comparison I've ever made, but if it gets more people watching Lexx, I am not going to argue with you. The world needs to be aware of the anal carrot menace, before we discover the Higgs Boson.

That was the impression I got too.

Well, now, you've forced me to play Devil's Advocate and remind you that the magic of television is that you could very easily do an entire season of a show that took place within a couple of week. Hell, 24 does entire seasons that took place over a single day.

It also isn't difficult to provide a yes or no answer for the question I asked.

The thing is, though, how do you know whether someone else can consent or not? Sure, if they are passed out or unable to stand, it's obvious you should not have sex with them. But if they've had a few and you've had a few, how do you know when the limit is? For example, friend of mine had a threesome. Beforehand, she…

Holy shit, is "sea lioning" a phrase now?!? For fuck's sake.

Having seen the episode, damn, that would have been really tone-deaf if they had gone through with it. I'm not one for cutting sex scenes out of stuff, but that would have not worked in that scene.

It would require us to actually be ruled by characters from a tentacle hentai film for anyone to miss Trump.

They really would and it's part of what makes this show so chilling. His name immediately popped into my head when the militia opened fire during the protest. The fact that anyone's name would pop into my head during a scene like that is indicative of a huge problem in our society.

It's a Biblical thing. In Leviticus, it states that being gay is worse than being a murderer. Since these people are forcing everyone to live by Biblical law, that sort of thing would be one of the worst crimes there is. I mean, it was immediate execution for that Martha.

I'm pretty sure they were trying to figure out if Offred was a lesbian, as well.

As a man who knows other men, I can say in 2017, not even in Gilead, but in modern America, the answer is no.

The first season was hilarious, but I think you had to be a bit of a nihilist to get it. The second and third seasons, they made the humor more obvious to the general public. It took me three episodes into season one to realize that it was a comedy, but once I did, it was the funniest dark comedy I had seen and what…

It must suck to be so pathetic an excuse for a human being that you actually think what you wrote is clever.

They've definitely shown armed black men as part of Gilead's foot soldiers.

See, it's weird. I consider the Leftovers to be one of the funniest shows on television. It's pure brilliant dark comedy.

Using a crane to hang someone is actually a common method of state-sponsored execution in the Middle East.

The thing that bothered me the most was the code they were citing was the Bible and that the gags were there for the benefit of the judges, so they wouldn't have to be bothered by hearing a woman's voice while they were trying to do their work. It was just another day at the office for them and it was just chilling.