Leftists don’t think that. Leftists abhor her, and for good reason.

This looks good but the phrase “issue-based comedy” sounds about as exciting as “educational rap” or “advertainment.”

I know, right? As much as I LOVE Peter Capaldi...

You’re right and it sucks

You got that right. I forgot all about that.

Welcome! In the before Gizmodo times, in the long long ago, all the What’s on Tonights were robust, and Jay S had Jeopardy recaps for all to enjoy. Franco would recap classic shows for our delight! It was better then, in the before times... I think I might remember you from back when we cursed Disqus? What fools we…

ODB. He was blessed by something higher.

What the fuck are you even talking about man

Wilson Pickett’s cover of Hey Jude (w/ Duane Allman)

And Radiohead named Pablo Honey after a Jerky Boys prank phone call...so Radiohead’s first album is the missing link between Stephen Tobolowsky and the Jerky Boys.

I’d put decent odds on a Snoke flashback since J.J. has to be pissed he got almost 0 characterization before being offed.

Nope, that was Bido 1 (John Bido), who did a lot of their later stuff. But yes, dope song. 

I like the show. But, I feel like it’s lost its way. I hope season 3 improves because season 1 was great! – Elizabethd, LONDON, United Kingdom, about 6 hours ago

Again, great movie but its not better than either Jackie Brown or Get Shorty.

BRING BACK MEGARACE

This joke has never been funny by anyone who has ever said it. Like in no context has this just ever been considered good. I’m not even saying this because I’m offended by it, I’m a cis male. Yes I don’t think you should say this joke because it does belittle the trans community. But you also shouldn’t say it because…

That reminds me how we turned that poor lady from the McDonald’s coffee lawsuit into a punchline despite the fact that the coffee was too damn hot. She had third degree burns on her thighs and crotch. I think even remember them saying her clothes had fused to her skin in some areas. At least Jay Leno got some jokes out…

Seems like an oversight to write an article about the effects of excess sleep without interviewing a single member of what is, by far, the world’s foremost expert population on the subject matter: prisoners.

I hope that Owen Wilson and Wes Anderson collaborate on another screenplay. I have loved Anderson’s recent output, but there’s something about Rushmore and The Royal Tenenbaums which make them hold a special place in my heart. It’s hard to pin down exactly what it is, but I guess there’s a more visceral emotionalism…

Three words: Van Buren Boys...