Aside from Dr. Rumak's initial joke, this was the only funny bit in the comment chain. I mean, "Why don't you Javar over here…"? Terrible. And it's Jafar.

Only plot hole so far has been that bomb somehow not killing Ben and Amy yet these comments are full of complaints about plot holes…

>Character in media is weird

That mouse just shrugs at Steven like "What the hell, bro?"

Or they just didn't think of using a wig until later on, and couldn't be bothered with age-reducing makeup jobs for the tiny flashback portions. What's the longest flashback? Could be an hour or more in the makeup chair for mere minutes.

>neither Toby Jones' nor Terrence Howard's characters seem to have aged
from the time we saw them in Ethan's "present" to the Wayward Pines
"present"

Actually, the fact that it was Ethan's boss who tipped off the Sheriff (or Pilcher) about Ethan's family snooping around (leading to their being directed toward Wayward…And Teresa's hush-hush agent buddy…Would suggest that at least some members of the organization were in on Pilcher's plan. I'm curious to see Ethan…

Either that, or it means that Wayward Pines isn't the only 'cage' Pilcher had built. Which we know there are other settlements outside. "Marcy" and the phone people work outside the walls.

Just read the book…

Okay? None of that negates the inanity of the whole affair. "Hey, should we be generous people? Nah, that's dumb…But what if we do it WITH BIG DUMB UNFUNNY CLOWN NOSES?!"

Also, red noses are a symbol of clowns which are widely known to be at best 100% unfunny and at worst nightmarish. (And according to the internet at least, the inventor of the modern clown had an alcoholic son and a suicide pact with his wife. Make of that what you will but I think the moral here is "Clowns have…

Red Nose Day has to be the dumbest thing I've ever seen. If you want to help people, just fucking help them. This is even more inane than that ice bucket thing for ALS.

Probably because nobody cares about Sansa. All she's ever done is follow Joffrey/Cersei/Littlefinger around…

It's very much the opposite of detachment for me. If a scene makes me horribly sick or uncomfortable, I applaud it for being able to hook me that deep into the world they've built. I've literally felt physically ill from rage during scenes of some books, shows, etcetera. I've sat in public areas in tears from the…

So Ramsey the rapist raped somebody. Gee, it's almost like he's a villain. And technically it's not even unwilling on her part. She wasn't assaulted by criminals in a Braavos backalley. She wasn't traded to horselords as a bargaining chip for armies. She deliberately chose - she was given the choice, remember? - to go…

If Sandler is a satirist, my piss is fine wine.

Twice, at least.

Punch Drunk Love and Reign Over Me were great, Click and Fifty First Dates were good…

Hate-watching…I.E. being a joyless dickrag.

Well, Citizen Kane would have been too cliche…