Did this show ever get good? I watched the first season, and it seemed mostly designed to sell toys.

Every time Diane has a guest host I'm terrified she's kicked it. That woman is an amazing host who takes shit from no one on her show, but dear god she sounds like every day is her last.

I go to ogle sometimes, and it's actually about a dozen super prolific right-wing trolls who hijack every thread for a flame war, and everyone else. My favorite comments are from the clearly elderly, who don't really know how this internet thing works. They personally greet the person they're replying to, sometimes…

This is a weirdly lethargic advertisement. I kept waiting for something to happen.

It's like funny manslaughter!

You write it Panic! at the Disco or you don't write it at all!

Small Soldiers. It had mid-90's "raps" on it that I liked, but I only listened to them when Mom was out of the room. She didn't even make me do that, I just had a feeling I was supposed to.

You joke but I really miss the days Will Smith would do a tie-in rap for his movies. I don't know, it was kind of sweet.

…The first spider. Man, that's so ill-conceived for Spider-man. His best villains are always people he knows as Peter Parker, because they put pressure on both sides of his identity—the balancing act that really sets Spidey apart. Maybe if she'd possessed MJ or something, but facing some random mystic jumbo he's just…

Wow. This is just incredible. I can't believe no one talks about any of this. I'm so glad you shared.

Could you talk a little more about the plot? I have no idea what happens in his play, and you and the interview both make tantalizing references to problems that have nothing to do with technical failure, but no one ever seems to really address those.

"Shut up, you bunch of Hitlers!"

But Aquaman, you cannot marry a woman without gills! You're from two different worlds!

He said he'd paint my fence, and he never did!

I don't get it. Is feminist being used as a verb here? Someone please explain this to me.

I guess I don't think the concept itself is that crazy, just the singer's reaction to the answer. My brother-in-law addressed my parents as a couple (I was there too), which is something most people probably do. If my parents had expressed misgivings I like to think that my brother-in-law, a cool guy, would have said…

People DO do it in the real world though, for lots of reasons. Look around this section, you'll see lot's of anecdotes. My brother-in-law did it before marrying my sister last year. It was treated as a chance for him to sit down with the family and talk about marriage then like, an actual financial transaction for a…

What I never got about this song is, why would you even ask
permission if you're just going to whine and marry her anyway? Like the actual proposal, asking the father's blessing is probably something you should know the answer to before you ask. If you knew he'd say no, why ask? Doubly, why ask at all if you didn't…

For some reason I saw this movie, but I could have sworn to god it was in 1998 or something. In my memory it was one of those clamshell VHS rentals a friend had pulled at random off a video store shelf and we watched at 3pm on a summer afternoon with the all the blinds pulled down to keep the glare off the screen. I…

Much less stick with it for three more movies, dropping out just before 5now Dog5