Is it weird I want a buddy show with Jameela Jamil and Hannah Simone where they’re both alternately the straight person and the comic relief?

You can even pretty easily map the characters to the Wizard of Oz as well. Chidi is clearly the cowardly lion, Eleanor is Dorothy, Jason’s the scarecrow (he certainly needs a brain), and Tahani’d be the Tin man (all her good deeds having lacked heart, after all)

Holy shirt! Chidi is the Lion (afraid to make a choice), Tahani is the Tin Man and Jason is the Scarecrow.

Just plain, simple Gambi.

The new movies acknowledge the prequels. Kylo Ren mentions a clone army in the first one and Luke briefly recounts the rise of Darth Sidious in the new one. There’s not a lot of reason to dwell on those events 50something years later, honestly.

I can’t believe I’m rooting for a team this weekend to go to the Super Bowl because a dead character loves his quarterback. Go Bortles

But these are quibbles, and nitpicking an episode that brought me so much delight and satisfaction seems like the total Bad Place move that would earn me a memorial tableau in the episode’s Museum of Human Misery.

President Trump after your recently reported comments on Africa, are you concerned that the Black Panther movement is gaining traction in Wakanda?

I’m just disappointed The Good Place wasn’t even nominated. In no world The Big Bang Theory and Modern Family are better.

For a moment there I though Michael was just torturing them again and this whole thing was a scam. But he was afraid to tell the the truth so to delay feeling bad about disappointing them he made them feel awful about themselves (like it was their fault). It was a shitty thing to do but also very human. Still, the…

Thank goodness Ted Danson just won the Critics’ Choice Award for Best Actor, because the joyful, layered, rich, silly performance he’s been giving in this show is sublime. The fact that he’s not even been nominated by most other award shows is a travesty.

Not just Derek.

Those contractors knew what they were signing up for!

It was undoubtedly badass, but leaves a pretty enormous plot hole through the entire universe (just remote pilot a jump to hyperspace through whatever thing you don’t like).

it does open up a lot of questions like “why hasn’t anyone tried this before? was there a ship like this available to kamikaze the death star? Could the empire kamikaze planets like this?” but in that moment alone it’s awesome in the literal sense of the word.

It’s called “Whataboutism” and it’s a much used deflection tool in this administration.

In today’s White House press briefing, Press Secretary Sarah Sanders defended the president’s comments, arguing that “Pocahontas” is not a racial slur and that the president’s comments were not disrespectful to the men being honored. “Why did he feel the need to say something offensive to many people?” one reporter…

To put it more compactly: if you change Obamacare’s name to Trumpcare but leave the rest of the program exactly the same, Trump’s poorly informed, cult of personality supporters will immediately reverse course and declare it the best thing ever.

I’m not young, nor am I a “blogger.” I’m an Eisner-winning comics journalist that went to grad school to write about the history of Batman. Just because I don’t agree with you doesn’t mean you get to invalidate me or project your insecurities onto me.