Why is Peter’s wife surprised that her cop husband has to work long hours on a mass-homicide case that they’re under a deadline to solve?

I want to punch everyone in the comedy friends group that loves Dave Chapelle and keeps inviting places and promoting is awful work.

Just admit the government actually did something good for once.

Even the Joker didn’t have to cut up the remains of the dad he murdered and help his mom dispose of them at like, 10 years old.

Honestly, his Netflix origin story is pretty fuckin’ dark as it is.

I have a professional movie reviewer friend who gets all kinds of swag. I don’t know if I have the courage to ask her if she got one of these.

Because they used to do 5 for best picture but got a lot of backlash about not nominating more popular movies. The Dark Knight is in my opinion one of the greatest movies ever made and it wasn’t even nominated that year - and Oscar host Hugh Jackson made a joke about it in the opening monologue. There was talk about…

I think Margot Robbie did a great job but it is feasible that at least 5 women out-acted her in the past year’s movies.

Yeah, that’s the rumor. That Elden Henson even filmed the scene. They were actually pretty far into filming when the writer’s strike broke out and they were picketed for continuing to film. If that strike hadn’t happened, they probably would have finished shooting and just ran with what they had already spent money…

So it took them (checks calendar) 5 years to figure out that they should just continue the super popular old show?

Danny is pretty funny as long as he exists solely to be the butt of everyone’s jokes.

I thought the host was very game and did his best, and that deserves some recognition. It’s not an easy gig.

Is this like the reverse of those clubs who give celebrities awards just so they’ll show and they’ll get to hang out with them?

Good for her, but you don’t get better at Jeopardy by watching Jeopardy. If you learn something from the show, it means they used the question already and the information is not helpful. You train for jeopardy by reading trivia and history books and whatnot. I hope she does that.

His lawyers are terrible for not telling him to do this. It probably didn’t help that his agency fired him, because they also would have been on this rehab bandwagon. Or maybe he just wouldn’t listen to absolutely everyone’s advice. Remember when stars used to check themselves into rehab for barely-existent…

You said “Echo” but what I heard was “That show that Daredevil is in for two episodes.”

It ruined it for me because it lowered the threat level. There was no chance that the protagonist wasn’t going to be successful and the world was going to b e destroyed because of the causality loop it would have destroyed. Sure, I didn’t know some of the details, like what was going to happen to the villain’s wife…

I was intentionally TRYING not to figure out the twist so that I could just roll with the movie, but halfway through I was like, “Oh, I know what this is” and from there it was all downhill for me because I more or less knew the rest of the film.

Maybe I wasn’t a comic store nerd but if you had asked me, in 2007, to answer a single question about Iron Man, I would not have been able to. Like yeah, I knew he was a character, and he showed up in crossovers, but that’s where it ended. And then the trailer came out and RDJ was in it and people were cheering in the…

Because of rights issues, the MCU started off with third-string characters. Iron Man was at best a B-level, mostly C-level character, and Captain America was a joke to many modern readers. The big names - the X-Men, Spider-man, Fantastic Four - were all unusable. But then the Iron Man movie was amazing and that…