Was that perhaps Michelle calling for headshots? Like the pumpkin called for the 2nd Amendment people to "do something?" No. It wasn't.

I know what you meant. Doesn't mean you're right.

"They go low, we go high." C'mon now.

Or are you talking about how a bad actor makes a bad businessman…so that means Reagan?

If you protested all the idiocy/awfulness all the time, you'd never have time to eat or sleep. Don't feel bad. /encouraging thumbs up

So…you're talking about Nixon, right?

No, that's Sony's fault. And now the MCU has a great Spider-Man that they're going to build on because Sony fuckin' blew it…

I'm actually surprised at all the black-haired Loises that a google image search turned up; she's always been a plucky redhead to me!

I wish there were a community for people like us…where we could just not do that stuff…

No, she's traditionally been a red-head, same with Mary Jane Watson; another sexy redhead lost to diversity…oh the Irish are running thin, faith and begorrah…

Black Mirror already did that in the Waldo episode…unless I'm screwing up my timelines it was produced well before the pumpkin ever actually ran in a serious fashion (acknowledging that he had been threatening to for many years prior)…

1) Please just let sexy comic book redheads be sexy real-life redheads…there are so very few!

Fair enough…weirdo :p

Bill Hader is also part of South Park's "writing room" (which is a fairly loose coalition most of the time) and has been for at least a decade.

Adam Sandler's done the same…Netflix is in the fortunate position of being able to throw money at the lowest-brow and highest-brow simultaneously and not need to worry about up-front revenue flows (like a broadcast network) or prestige attention (like a cable channel). They're projecting a deficit of ~$1.5 billion…

I skipped a lot there because that is truly dark…it doesn't always have to turn out that way. (Even though that tends to be the Black Mirror way)

Spot on review — the first two minutes in I was already horrified. I get the feeling that most of the commenters who feel the episode is too predictable are missing the forest for the trees. It's scary because this is how so many of us ALREADY operate — the fact that's it's 100% predictable is the entire point.

I'm wondering what you found "cartoony" about this at all…outside of the colour palette and score, which were very intentionally cartoony…

Feel bad giving an up vote because it's about how Harris Wittels ain't around anymore but also want to give a million more because you're giving him the love…

Started watching just now and am 20 minutes in and just happened that the first listed story on the site is this…I was gonna go deeper into an episode review to comment on how horrifying it already is, but jeez this just makes it so easy…