Yeah, but it's beautiful!

A person dying could elicit a sigh of relief from me (i.e. certain despotic rulers whose continued life would mean death for many others), but I mostly agree with hoping for someone's death. And for Trump, wouldn't a dramatic fall from influence be more satisfying? It would be worse for his supporters, too.

Me too!

Even if it's hurting someone?

But even though he told the grocer he only wanted to rent a cart for an hour, they charged him for the full Descartes.

Superman dies? You just spoiled a movie I have absolutely no interest in ever seeing!

Unarmed? They had a wrist rocket!

Just like Skyler White!

I must be down with the show's logic, because I assumed she was asking for a definition. Maybe it's because I like Airplane!, though.

The Goldberg shows some "ugliness", but more for its side characters than the central family.

Wait, she's being typecast as a "Dyer" in all her rolls now?

Baader-Meinhof phenomenon

Boring? Did you see van Vleuten's crash? That was exciting and terrifying. I screamed at the TV, and I'm not in the habit of doing so. Apparently she's stable now, which is good because that crash looked so bad.

Yeah, we need more shows set in urban areas. New York City, perhaps? That could be interesting.

How can you not know that that's completely insignificant?

When you name your show Black-ish, can you be upset when someone asks a question about the show related to race? It's not like The Cosby Show, a sitcom about a family who happened to be black, it's a sitcom where the family's race is anot important part of almost every episode.

I don't know how you did it, but you managed to convince other commenters that that's how his name is spelled.

You could have crafted this joke better, because cartoon Arthur played piano a lot, thought it was almost always Für Elise.

Yeah, I guess if these are the only two plausible candidates, why compare them? I'm surprised it wasn't discussed much in the GOP primary, but I suppose there wasn't room for it with so much other garbage.

Well, the network is practically in the movie title; what do you expect?