Glad somebody brought that up.

Yeah it took me a few moments to realize that that was Jane Adams. I still remember back when I used to have a major crush on her back when she was playing Niles wife on Season 7 and 8 of Frasier. She's always been great at being able to play roles we she can be soft-spoken, vindictive and somewhat seductive at the…

Hopefully with all the money AMC is making off of Walking Dead, Preacher, and Saul they would find it somewhere in their hearts to at the worst give it another season on the catch that it's the final one that way we can get a proper send off.

It's like one critic said about the show. "Halt and catch fire became the next Mad Men when it stopped trying to be".

Whoah come to think of it. Does anyone think that the Steve McQueen joke was a slight reference to the 12 years a slave joke they made last week? I know it might be a coincidence but I must admit it is interesting to think about.

While I don't think he had the following of say a John Wayne, Clint Eastwood, or Henry Fonda, I it's a bit of a stretch to say black people don't know Steve McQueen is. I mean I can't say I have the Great Escape on repeat but I am familiar with McQueen, it just so happens I care more about his British namesake and 12…

With Donald writing this episode as opposed to his brother Stephen, I feel the episode went back to the loose feeling structure I felt the pilot had. While I like the plots of this episode, I miss the tight structure I felt Stephen brought in his scripts that and the attempts at social commentary felt less biting than…

Darius: A.I.D.S. was invented to keep Wilt Chamberlain from beating Steve McQueen's sex record. Then by '69 he was already number three on the all time list. By '71 he would've beat that boy for sure

Hey can anyone tell me if theirs any truth to what Darius said about Genghis Khan being responsible for Asian guys being short? It sounds like bullshit but knowing how crazy Khan was I wouldn't put it beside him.

I really like the dynamic between Earn and Van, while I have already seen this Portrayal of a relationship between the more down-to-earth and level-headed woman and the space dreamer guy, it helps that unlike most depictions of this couple that we actually get to see them in moments where there not arguing with one…

Also loved the fact that this episode saw the return of Hiro Murai, who not only directed the first two episodes of the show but also directed a lot of Childish Gambino music videos that in my opinion really helped solidify his surrealistic yet earthy demeanor. An aspect of his personality. He has done a really good…

As mentioned in the review the way this episode was able to play off both the surreal and the realistic aspects of the atmosphere has been nothing short of amazing. Much like episode 2 it's interesting that this one was also written by Donald's brother Stephen. I like how Steven seems to have a good grasp of how to…

I am on the lenient side if it's done for impression joke purposes that and if their is already an understanding around fellow black friends. I mean I used to know a guy at my job who would act out scenes from the Boondocks but would let me know before hand if I was ok with him saying the really heavy racial stuff and…

As a quote-unquote "Nerdy Black Guy" I'm so glad to see a show that commented on the whole thing with white friends feeling as though their entitled to say the n word around you because "your not like those other black guys". I had to deal with that shit so much through high school and even now I still have some folks…

Dang you are so right man, in a film filled with such acting Talent I am still amazed at how much Emily Blunt was able to hold her own. Granted her character didn't get the amount of focus that I would have liked her to get but she did a great job and balancing both the comedic and dramatic moments of the film and…

Well Toy Story 3 did come out 11 years after Toy Story 2 and Terminator 2 came out seven years after Terminator 1 so there's that.

All jokes aside Stanley Tucci was probably one of my favorite parts of the Devil Wears Prada. His monologue to Anne Hathaway's character about how she should just buck up it and learn how to deal with Miranda is probably one of my favorites scenes in the film. That and his monologue about how much workng for Miranda…

I could barley get through the trailer for this film with all of it's badly done jokes about "Them Youth Always on their cellphones", I don't even want to imagine what sitting through 88 minutes of this film is like.

For all the partisan hoo-hah that came from the film, I have to admit that I, a person who couldn't live with the thought of voting for nearly anyone in the current GOP ticket, did like American Sniper quite a bit.

Maybe it's the millennial in me saying this but it was hard to watch Lillard in this episode and not think "Man Shaggy really has a thing for cocaine"