But you've got plenty of time to spend on passive-aggressive flouncing out of the room? Darling, please let the door hit you in the arse on the way out and don't come back.

I rest my case. Thanks for playing.

Ummm, they're COMEDIANS. They get their point across in a joke.

I'm sure you were being flippant

Remind me not to hire you as a writer.

The entire idea of comedy is to make jokes. Why do you expect the two funniest women around on their biggest night of the year to walk away from jokes?

Do you think there will be another season?

Selma is fantastic and moving, but not a perfect film, in my opinion.

If Tina and Amy really wanted to do something edgy and topically on-point, they could have read out the names of the complainants who've come forward publicly, and close with something like this:

But the Cosby joke was about the courage in presenting it in the first place

Fuck you Tina Fey.

There are queer kids, I was one of them, and it does amazing things to see yourself represented as part of the cast, a person worth being represented and not as just a joke or a throw away.

Also it's not "fanservice" when it has been their plan for awhile and they added the necessary buildup that led to the viewers suspecting something in the first place.

So shitty writing for the sake of unnecessary fanservice?

Both writers' posts are worth reading in their entirety, as both offer an unusual insight into their writing process and indicate how much thought the whole Korra team put into the characters and the world that so many of us fell in love with.

(For the record, Azealia Banks says a lot of things that give me pause, but her criticism of Iggy has always been on point.)

Banks' social media profile overshadows her music.

If you want, you can come sit on my porch and help throw rocks at those damn kids on the lawn. That's not only fun but great exercise. We old codgers need to stay in peak condition. :)

Azealia Banks constantly shoots herself in the foot by burning bridges and insulting industry people that could be propelling her career.