Isn't this not Viceland's first scripted comedy show? They have Nirvanna the Band the Show, too.

They actually got him! The album came out in 2005- he died two years later.

Gorillaz' "Every Planet We Reach Is Dead" ends with an Ike Turner piano solo that's just impossibly perfect. I love it so much.

50/50 is also a great movie she was great in, That and, like, Trolls

okay but 50/50 isn't a "forgotten dramedy" it's just, like, a really good movie

Aw, I was having a good day until you reminded me that Hellcat ended. I loved Hellcat so much.

Yeah, the Phoenix dig is the only part of the review I don't like. Phoenix are great. Phoenix are probably the best thing in this movie

I Want To See He Nipple

I don't think that was ever actually broadcast on tv? Every news report I saw about it censored it. So, by FCC rules, it's ok- it's just morality that gets in the way

Counterpoint: Milo Yiannopoulos

In case you're wondering what dorm room posters are like now: I had the Scott Pilgrim and Anchorman posters when I was a freshman a few years back. I think both of them are modern staples.

Here's my Austin Powers 4 pitch- Basil Exposition has retired, and he's replaced by a new group of bosses who want to tone down on the absurdity. They want spies who don't need all of the ludicrous gadgets to get their job done, spies who'll be no-nonsense. Austin tries, but a spectacularly botched early mission…

Austin Powers is groovy baby yeah

i think the third Night at the Museum movie?

it's not that great of a candy bar- it's like an off-brand Crunch bar, which, like, just get a Crunch bar

isn't that a candy bar

this looks like it's going to show up on Netflix at some point and i'm gonna think for a second about seeing it before saying "fuck it" and watching Goodburger again instead

He's absolutely perfect in a few instant classic movies, pretty great in a few big franchises, and then spends the rest of his career choosing to be in some of the worst things I've ever seen, for some reason

yeah, but it doesn't work! he tries to teach her about music and love, and she pretty quickly realizes he has ulterior motives and tells him to fuck off. i think that's an okay subversion of the trope

I thought it was a nice reversal of the trope, though, because it totally doesn't work- Star Lord tries to teach her about music and love with ulterior motives, and she quickly realizes that and tells him to fuck off.