So, according to so-called champion of state's rights Donald Trump, the states have the right to choose how many fucks they have to give about who uses what bathroom, but not whether they can use marijuana or not?

When they announced this show I assumed it would be terrible, but honestly, it's probably one of the most fun shows on television right now. The action scenes are intentionally over the top and it never seems to take itself too seriously. Wayans and Crawford are great and inject a ton of heart and charisma into…

So, the ghoul came through the window and then somehow hid on the floor? How does a guy with a mop miss a zombie on the floor of all places?

Damn, I'll bet Gendry must have gotten ripped rowing that boat for the last last 3+ years

It'd be a crime for him to give up that bug. I'm a big truck kinda guy, but I still would love to have one of those classics as a commuter/hobby car

"Son of Zorn" is Alans legal surname, that's why people are calling him that, and because he joined the football team, i.e. "Great game Johnson!"

What do you think happened to his Bug?

I wish they would have written it where Wu actually hits it off with the waitress. That would have been a funny contrast to everyone else's mess lol

Of course Hank ends up falling in love with himself. Poor guy can never catch a break with his love life lol

Even Renard looked like he felt felt sorry for the dude. The face he made when he hangs up the phone is priceless.

Seriously, I don't care who you are, that's like trying to kidnap the Children of the Corn and their pal Damien

As soon as they showed some ne'er-do-well spying on Diana, I was like, "Well that dude's fucked."

Munroe is probably one of 3 hetero American men who can be excused for driving a Fiat.

Damn, he got out-wordsmithed, in a tweet from a "writer" of a "book" that started out as Twilight fanfic. Let all that sink in for a minute. Somebody should put Piers Morgan on suicide watch. Or not.

But their dogma wasn't written 2000, 4000 years ago, some dude wrote it in the 1800s. Some people's houses are older than that.

She's popular in the solid blue states, but some of her policy views would be seen as WAY too far left for the rest of the country, and that's without factoring in the sexism and racism.

I think blaming democratic voters' inherent distaste for Hillary on any form of sexism is disingenuous at best.

I think at this point the republican establishment is just biding their time to get their Supreme court nominations and whatever else they want through, and giving Trump enough rope to hang himself so that when he reaches the end of his usefulness to them, they have all the ammunition they need to lead the charge…

you spelled "sexual disability" wrong

aw, come on, you can do better than that