It reminds me of Mayan forehead flattening. (No offense to Mayans or forehead flatteners. You are awesome.)

I feel like Las Vegas must have come up with something new. Isn't there SOMETHING?

No. Because it's legit douche-bro hair. Not because it's receding or could look like it's receding. But because it's so adamant that it's NOT receding. Bro... just accept that you have a peculiar forehead.

Right. A 13/14 year old's story (after blacking out, after suffering trauma, while probably very humiliated) isn't consistent? You don't say.

The other character who is interesting to armchair diagnose on that show is Kev, of course. Because there is certainly something wrong with him. But it doesn't seem to be an organic disorder or autism. His speech at the end of the first series about his life gives some hints. I would say that he's probably a victim of…

I fucking love Roseanne. I remember being a kid and thinking, "That's what our refrigerator looks like." Literally, they got the decorations on the refrigerator right.

Hmmm. Maybe I have to pay more attention next time I watch the series. I thought the only person who brought up the possibility of Derek being autistic was actually that guy you mention (the administrator/auditor). Which could be interpreted as contributing to our sense that he (as an administrator) is quite removed…

I don't think Derek is autistic. I think he has a global developmental disability. But that doesn't really matter.

I cried more during Derek than during any other show/movie that I have ever watched. I used to work in the care-industry with elderly adults and adults with mental disabilities and this show gets it. It's an unabashedly sincere vindication of the sort of work that most people (including myself) can't dedicate our…

I would actually defend Married with Children against Rules of Engagement. Honestly, Married with Children had some good points. I know... that's a staggering sentence. It's one I'm only prepared to issue having seen Rules. At least Al Bundy wasn't presented as an aspirational figure. I mean, we all got that this was…

Nothing, absolutely NOTHING, however, is worse than "The Rules of Engagement" I could not believe that show when I saw it for the first time. It was honestly the first time I've ever seen something on TV that I couldn't believe was being aired. I feel like in any country that had hate speech legislation (not that I'm…

I feel like microwaving my breasts in protest of breast cancer awareness month. But that sounds awkward. (Literally thinking of trying to squish my breasts all up in a kitchen microwave.) Maybe I'll just let them talk on a self phone. Or do laps through an x-ray machine.

OMG such a cute gif though. ETA: Yeah, I loved those fucking trolls. If I'd become a crazy reality tv hoarder, I'd have been a troll hoarder.

Leave what? What is it? What is it? I have to know!

OMG that is blood chilling. I'd honestly be pretty traumatized if I were you because yeah, you never know.

Ha ha. I've recently defended Honey Boo Boo's family on this site and actually I don't think that her show represents the kinds of shows that state lawmakers are necessarily most concerned about. As I was saying in my other post on Honey Boo Boo, she seems in someways to be the anti-child-reality-tv-star. People who…

I guess the good news it that it seems that the tide is turning and people are talking more and more about enacting legislation that will make it easier for people to expunge the electronic record of themselves as minors.

I don't know. I think it would be fine if it were just a little bit campier.

It's not about good or bad. It's about recognizing men's desire for other men.