"the fact remains that it wasn't that great of a movie"

There aren't any movies that are still considered classics that you think sucked?

I think the people predicting the Avatar sequels will flop should recall that the same thing was widely predicted about Titanic.

I think the reason it's not that well remembered might be that it's been 7 years and there hasn't been any sequels and little to no expanded universe, and all the emphasis on big fictional universes today makes it hard for standalone, original films to stick in the cultural memory. How well would Star Wars have been…

Picard's my favorite too. I've read that when he was hired people scoffed at the idea of a bald guy captaining a 24th century ship("We won't have a cure for baldness?"). I actually thought it made him look more futuristic, like the next stage in human evolution or something.

Is the AV Club gonna have a Star Trek week in the next few months?

You might wanna watch the part about 10 minutes into this:

My guess is he's probably glad he quit because he doesn't have to cover this all the time anymore.

Any word on what Hannity's like in real life?

I'm not saying this to disagree with the overall goals of the BLM movement, but I don't agree with the idea that white people have no right to have a legitimate opinion on the matter(even if people don't literally say that, I think sometimes the sentiment is there). If you're a white person who agrees with the BLM…

Anyone else seen an '80s miniseries he was in called Murder Ordained?

Colbert nailed it the night of the election:

When are these "culture warriors" gonna realize they're fighting for a lost cause? There was actually a movement recently to add conversion therapy to the GOP platform. When you've already lost on gay marriage and gays serving openly in the military, doubling down on the homophobia isn't gonna reclaim lost ground.

"Besides, if I were a witch, why wouldn't I just cast a spell making all of you forget that I'm a witch? It's certainly not because the spell requires one newt per person and a lack of a sufficient number of newts. "

Harold and Mahdi

Anyone know if there's a definitive answer on whether Mathesar understood that the show was fiction or believed that was a lie by Taggart?

Dad from The Wonder Years: "I promise I'll catch you!"

I'm guessing it means that Jon trusts Noah to do the show on his own(he probably had a lot to do with Noah getting the show in the first place) and doesn't think Noah needs the distraction of him coming back. Stephen's been around much longer, so there's no real danger of Jon overshadowing him like with a relative…

"Anti gun control people are like 'Ha, ha! Are the liberals going to call for a ban on trucks now?'"

Doesn't everyone know that already?