It’s a fun thing to look back on, now that both LoT and the AV Club are over.

This Don Ohlmeyer seems like a real jerk. 

pretty sure stallone is a full-on insane-o now but even he could tip the hat.

When I was growing up gender reveals didn’t involve explosions, just a trench coat and a bus stop.

My favorite small moment is early in Mitchell, when Saxon is holding a gun, sets it down, picks up a different gun, and one of the bots says, “Eh, this one’s better!”

I’ve always thought of Denny’s as the quintessential “just okay” place.

I miss Sean O’Neal

Really glad he said this.  I know some people that listen to him who probably need to hear it.  

This movie is hardly alone in the crowd of 80's comedies that include rape/sexual assault as a joke. The culture has shifted a lot in 40 years and there are precious few comedies from that era that don’t make me uncomfortable on a rewatch now.  It’s really no wonder that so many Hollywood bigwigs are getting caught up…

Shut be ready in about an hour, y’all. :)

Not here to shame anyone for their food choices but good god man.

Me, after reading seven paragraphs full of one excoriating pull-quote after another:

We go now live to Lucy Lawless for her reaction:

Hate to say it, but D&D made the right decision and maintained a holistic vision for the show’s ending. Excellent direction would have been jarring alongside piddle-poor writing.

If nothing else, Tom Ellis has been a damned revelation. He manages to effectively portray Lucifer as an over-sexed hedonist, an immature child and a genuinely sensitive soul, even when the last bit is conveyed through some really ham-handed writing. 

In what universe is “I must fuck Chris Kattan” a condition for getting a movie made?

I was at a resort in the Bahamas and got a soda from an outdoor fountain. Well, not exactly. When I pushed in the lever a bunch of bees flew out. It gave me more respect for the food safety regulations we have.

“I bet it’s spelled b-o-r-e-d” is the funnier punchline

Hey, it's me from the deep future. I just wanted to say that I live for moments like the one Tim asks Buddy where the remote is. He sounded so humble and vulnerable. I can't believe I only have two more episodes left in my life now.

NO! I'm the latest! Also, to my late-watching friends, how shitty is it that we don't get to hear many of the songs that were in the original airings, replaced instead by bland soap opera music?