Grim… Yeah that's it, Grim…

No that's cool, I didn't want the end of this season to be a surprise anyway.

I'm not sure what's so offensive about that post? I mean, it's not *good* and there are a couple of "overly-clever" bits but for the most part it's fine and casually written.

"Who fucked the underaged girl? It was me? Case solved!"

Hell I'm never quite sure why he's there either. They keep involving that glowing stone his brother stole so he has an excuse to hang around and not fuck off back to his home planet.

I'm sure we can all agree that every episode should end with a voiceover reading another one of Karen's amazing articles. I liked the one that told me I'm a hero because I happen to be alive and living in some fucking city.

HULK SMASHMOUTH!

As long as the entertainment isn't half-bodied, I'm good.

Why is it that almost every review of a movie or TV show I've read in the past 5 years appears to mention toxic masculinity?

An article that treats the finale with anything but utter disdain. What happened to you, AV Club?!

Everyone does. It's the funniest most trenchant satire of the decade.

Yes, Spy vs. Spy vs. Spy.

There really should be a way to file some news articles under "Things That Won't Happen But Lets Pretend They Might."

On the one hand, this seems like a funny program with some cool, interesting talent involved. On the other, the Fox CEO referred to it as "content." I'm conflicted.

Same with hemp. The moment my friend told me how unreasonably EXCITED he was to go to and work on hemp farm, I knew our friendship was over.

It's one of the things I like about BvS, that Superman and Wonder Woman are dealing Doomsday all sorts of damage, and Batman's just standing around like a dope trying his best not to get pummelled.

Like in the same way that he wasn't a bad choice to cover Pearl Harbour?

The man managed to turn this piece of warmed up nonsense into the highest grossing film of all time. I am never betting against him. NEVER.

Yeah, I wanted to love it but nothing about the fifth season worked for me. It all felt so perfunctory and rushed.

Both are acceptable. Judgement is generally the British spelling.