Holy crap! Last week I actually said, "Who the hell is that?" when she first appeared. She actually looks younger than last year, which immediately makes you think Botox. But she's still able to portray actual emotion on her face. Still, you can easily Google pics of her with lines in her forehead, between her brows,…

Please do not suggest this show look to The Walking Dead for inspiration. Especially when it comes to dread. When you actively hope 90% of the cast will get eaten, the only dread you're feeling is when it doesn't happen.

It was painfully obvious that you don't give the slightest shit why I watch the show. That being the actual truth, there is no answer that would've sufficed because there isn't a person alive who actually cares why someone watches a show. Not in the age of hate-watching. So, whenever someone asks why someone watches a…

No, it didn't do them well. It did them and luckily came out with a satisfactory conclusion. Change the conclusion to one where Phi Phi benefits and you wouldn't be saying that.

(I was on vacation… forgive the lateness.)

Ironically, I don't like nuts.

Don't try to act like you're smart and clever, cuz you clearly ain't either.

Personally, I think they are just working with the limited range she gives them. Which isn't always working, as her recent violent phase rings especially false.

Never saw this, so I must respond that I IN NO WAY said that black-ish episode was racist against whites. Which I KNOW didn't happen because:

I'm usually onboard with these reviews, but you are a million percent wrong about who should've gone home the last two weeks. The two people who had already been sent home once got sent home again. NOTHING is more fair than that. Yeah, Roxxxy has pretty much sucked every week, but if someone that already went home…

It could be argued that Homeland should've only had 8 episodes to tell its first season. It might've been a lot less predictable.

Regardless of the stupidity of the show's argument, he obviously WASN'T fired, or else he wouldn't have been picked as the Designated Survivor, since fired Cabinet members tend to not be allowed to be in the same room as a nuclear football! Furthermore, the press usually is told who the Designated Survivor is (the…

By "great" you mean "somewhat tolerable". Because she could be replaced by HUNDREDS of other actors - like, oh, let's just toss a bunch of SNL names out there: Kristen Wiig, Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, Kate McKinnon, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Michaela Watkins, Sarah Silverman, Maya Rudolph, Molly Shannon, Ana Gasteyer - every…

So if someone points out certain things that are awful, then that person doesn't like the show? That's the same kind of logic people use when they type out - usually in caps - "THEN STOP WATCHING IT!!!" You know, like they do on the dumber boards here (see "Outlander").

THANK YOU! I immediately said, "Why don't you send DIFFERENT people then? Or does time travel require a boring dude with pretty eyes doing stupid things?"

Good review because I'm torn. The rom-com stuff wasn't really working, which is problematic considering that's the biggest plot point here, isn't it? I'm not in love with her, and I think Sasse is better at Galavant's goofiness than in being a possibly-deranged dreamboat. And the direction is just awful. So many…

You must not be much of a writer. The whole point here is that the person thrust into the presidential role IS NOT A POWERFUL PERSON. He's not a POLITICIAN. HE'S BASICALLY A REGULAR PERSON. Get it? The series is trying to get the audience to imagine what would happen if THEY were thrust into this crazy situation. This…

Yeah, they're more likely to just look in the other direction when brown people are getting killed.

I love me some Pamela Adlon but those fucking kids! The scenes without them would have to be A-level scenes from beginning to end to make me tolerate one more second of those screeching assholes, and unfortunately they're usually only about B+'s. Louie's daughters on that other vaguely familiar show may not be angels…

Pretty much what I was thinking. Only saints are supposed to be in The Good Place, so even if Jason was a well-meaning ding-dong, he didn't cure cancer or spoonfeed starving endangered species, so he doesn't belong.