Seconding the Duke. The twist was predictable, but S2 develops it into much different territory than the spoilered movie. And the increasing unreliability of the main viewpoint because of this leads to a veritable bounty of creative scenarios that, at least in my opinion, outmatch anything in S1.

A comic with a lovely art style, an understanding of brevity, and quirkiness that doesn't overpower the joke?

Cool. Five is generally the ideal amount for a tightly-scripted, constantly evolving show like this, and from the way the current season has been going, I trust Esmail not to fuck up and run out of creative material.

Holy shit, that was a stressful episode. The entire time I felt like I was watching Mr. Robot's Red Wedding. And then they save the drop of the axe right for the very end.

Today, we've gotten a bombardment of stupider-than-usual GJIs, another Amazon piece, and the launch of whatever the hell Supper Club is.

We are Diamond Dogs.

Well, thanks for reminding me of A&W when the nearest one is a multi-hour drive away, and thus making me crave their chicken strips. Those things are the key to paradise, I tell you. Salty, fatty, deep-fried paradise.

Jeez, this is a little too much work for an April Fool's joke, right? You only needed the one article-

If TV Club hadn't been stripped into such a barren wasteland, I would be quite receptive toward this. I like food as much as the next human being with a functional digestive system.

Other than the head-smackingly stupid third-act twist, it was pretty great.

Zayn Malik and Dick Wolf: two insufferable tastes that taste insufferable together!

Am I the only one who thinks it's a little disturbing to have so many people enthusiastically cheering someone's death because of their politics? I mean, she was no prize and I'm not shedding any tears, but she wasn't a murderer or a serial rapist or anything of the sort. All this grave-tap-dancing just feels like a…

I genuinely thought this trial had happened already and the old bugfuck was in the slammer. I apparently need to pay more attention.

Now this is the cutting-edge content I know I can rely on The A.V. Club for.

This could be pretty awesome. Versed in the highs and abject lows of the creepypasta world as I am, there's plenty of material to cover if they look in the right places.

Orange juice is delicious. Fight me, Barsanti.

One of my favorite modern horror movies. Criminally under-appreciated for something that so thoroughly fucked with me.

Oh, joyous. MANIMAL left a bloody chunk of obnoxious anti-MCU rhetoric under one of my posts. I shall wear it like a badge of honor, for I am now a true A.V. Club commenter.

I was talking more about Leto's hostility toward DC — not great for repeating roles — and the joke about him in the article than just Deathstroke being in the movie.

So, uh… has one shitty take completely ruined the Joker for all future DC films? I hated Leto in Suicide Squad, but I was kind of looking forward to seeing him get more to do opposite Batman — maybe show off something more developed and sternly directed, and redeem himself.