It’s always sunny is still on, right? If so... that.

It did a nice job of setting up CW as a man whose flamboyance and bluster is cover for the insecurities that result from knowing his career was originally built on a lie, and how that kind of life is ultimately hollow and alienating to the people who really care about you. It contextualizes his whole personality from…

the fact that even Charlotte doesn’t know for sure if there’s a season three a few days out from the s2 finale has me very worried. if this show doesn’t get a renewal, it might actually be the biggest injustice since Netflix canned American Vandal

That’s neat, I also had no idea. Thanks!

This show is like if Silicon Valley and Ted Lasso had a baby. And I’m VERY into it.

Thank you—I had no idea she made music!

Hey, I like Iron Man 2. Sam Rockwell. Mickey Rourke asking for his boird. Introducing Black Widow and bringing Don Cheadle to the party.   There’s a lot to like there.  

it started with Legion 

Mike, thank you so much for these articles over the years. They’ve always been a highlight for me and I wish you well in your future endevours. Thanks for the laughs.

Each show is its own thing. You can watch WandaVision without knowing anything about Billy and Tommy. You can watch Falcon and the Winter Soldier without knowing anything about Eli Bradley.

Weird. Their styles are completely different.

If you have any opportunity, check out one of his (unfortunately) rare leading roles, as an Irish tenor in the comedy “Hear My Song.” It doesn’t appear to be streaming anywhere at the moment, but it may still be available at your public library. Writer-director Peter Chelsom’s next film, the inspired “Funny Bones”…

I come here to read about pop culture, not to watch videos. If it’s not a text article, I pass.

What?! This series could have gone on forever. One less reason to continue reading the AV Club.

I’m going to skip it and just feel bad for Lance.

Post mortem:

So I really wanted to like this. I loved Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, and this show seemed like a pleasant enough off-brand substitute. And I do love me some Jane Levy, who appears in great stuff, but has never quite caught fire like she deserves. But the show definitely had some problems.

Anybody know of an entertainment site with active comments where every second article isn’t about how everybody in entertainment is secretly a piece of shit?

Meanwhile, Mapleworth Murders is nowhere to be found. 

There use to be website that would write about shows like this. At the very least, would compile a detailed list of everything that was on each night so you wouldn’t miss anything. Not sure what happened to it though. I think it moved to a nice farm upstate with plenty of fields to run free.

And, I would add, less interested in this web site.