After the insanely ambitious last episode, it was inevitable that this would be a quieter installment. And it worked - we probably needed something like this - and we finally got to see how Tahani died.

I miss the days when the only Milo I knew was an orange tabby cat who went on adventures with his pug friend Otis.

This was impressive and depressing, mostly from the number of secret alt-righters hiding out. But I guess it evens out with the willingness of Breitbart employees willing to leak this info.

The buddy cop duo we never knew we needed. I’d take Hollywood Homicide 2 with Gosling replacing Josh Hartnet.

“Few that liked Nice Guys?” I’ve never met anyone who didn’t. I loved it. 92% of professional movie critics are on our side. https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_nice_guys/ 

He’s spent a lifetime of getting people off of his plane.

The crazy thing is that while, yes, Simone and Chelsea sound exactly alike, there’s also times when Chelsea sounds just like Ashley.

It was great to hear Bob Ducca back on Comedy Bang Bang today, and great to hear how delighted Mantzoukas and Kroll were by it.

Now I want a live action Batman: The Brave and the Bold series where Affleck has to keep a straight face as he pairs up with a different DC hero each episode, regardless of how obscure or ridiculous.

That secret service agent must have been so proud to see his son go on to the prestigious life of a butler.

Add a guest celebrity and one non-celebrity for every episode and I think that could actually work.

Amy Pohler and Tina Fey Play Cards Against Humanity would probably be a decent Netflix comedy special.

The House is a typical SNL casted funny film. It’s not amazing, or groundbreaking, but an easy watch because of the actors. Falls in line with:

It’s the Gentleman’s A.

That’s how we like it.

The first one has amazing production design that influenced an entire sub-genre of sci-fi across western and Japanese film, novels, comics, and animation which I will always appreciate. It has a few interesting characters with good performances, and a few great scenes.

Other film review sites are throwing around words like “masterpiece”, so I guess I shouldn’t be surprised that Dowd scrounges up a B+.

Michelle Yeoh’s death was confirmed from the opening credits: “Special Guest Star”.