Judging by this and Ghostbusters, Hollywood (or the press) doesn't understand what 'all-female cast' means.

Oh come on, even in Britain alone we have plenty of far worse comedians. I hope you're lucky enough never to see Mrs Brown's Boys.

I'm genuinely unsure what this is a reference to, and I don't think I want to know…

You've just made me realise that once upon a time we thought Lembit Opik was, like, the nadir of politicians and as terrible as they could get. Oh, naive youth…

I'm struggling to think of any video game where the gameplay is strong enough for it to be 'timeless' and still enjoyable a generation later. Maybe Tetris. Or Super Mario.

I've never seen Stranger Things and I'm sick of Barb.

Well, that scene was pretty kinky… fans will eroticise anything, and writing a scene like that was just asking for it.

Huh, I genuinely didn't know (or forgot) he did all those. I tend to think he just does plinky plonky 'quirky' music that all sounds the same.

It's the one case where the joke 'still a better love story than Twilight' doesn't apply.

Yes.

Those clowns at Taco Bell have done it again.

I believe 'shots fired' is mainly used by people being snarky on the Internet.

The article refers to 'the ugly norm of those headline-making deaths', which is accurate. 'Guy shot dead by criminal' doesn't usually make the headlines. 'Guy shot dead by cop' does, even though - because - it's much less common. It's a 'Man Bites Dog' kind of thing.

Well, he's going to need something to occupy him after he gets killed off in Game of Thrones.

I'm getting more of a Neil Gaiman vibe from the one on the left.

Pah. I've finished multiple games of Twilight Imperium. Real diehards with far too much time on their hands play Diplomacy.

Skins was never supposed to be realistic. The point some critics missed is that its exaggerated, overdramatic, hyperreal style captured how it feels to be a teenager. No British teen actually lived like the ones in Skins, but a lot of them looked at the show and felt 'yeah, my life feels just like that sometimes'.

Hey! I resemble that remark!

Wasn't the one with Kiera Knightley in it grim and gritty enough? Or has it been long enough that everyone forgot about it?

I'm pretty sure I never heard it, just saw the memes.