It’s undoubtedly the best film of the sequel trilogy. Although the competition isn’t incredibly fierce. Especially with episode 9. Was getting this good Star Wars film worth the backlash from it that led to the trilogy going out on a complete wet fart?

I liked both Caesar and Llewelyn. Hail Caesar was a very sharp comedy (George Clooney as a Reagan parody I mean c’mon) and Inside Llewelyn Davis feels like a comprehensive exploration of failure

Wanting to punch Bill Murray seems like a reasonable response to Bill Murray. I mean god knows what happened between him and Richard Dreyfus on the set of What About Bob

Dwayne Johnson’s performance in Southland Tales was revelatory. I wish he would do more weird shit like that. 

did the 2 god awful films not already drain all the good will from any reboot of this?

I really want to hear his thoughts on Jordan Peele’s impression of him in Key and Peele’s Urkel/Twilight Zone sketch

are you familiar with the proto Rick and Morty, Doc and Mharty? Because that was truly inanely filthy and this episode seemed like Rick and Morty returning to their disgusting roots

I want it to beThe Maker, wouldn’t that be a hellofa twist

interesting thing is that the various oceans have different salt densities. So if you go the what’s supposed to be the border between the pacific and atlantic you can literally see the line where they meet in the water. It’s called a halocline.

doesn’t the Stephen Colbert voiced mad scientist Zeep Xanflorp from season 2's “The Rick’s Must Be Crazy” count as a nemesis? Because I think he should

I really really like their remake of The Heartbreak Kid that reunited them with Ben Stiller. It’s so good!

that’s Bruce Timm’s creepy ship. Without Paul Dini to stop him that’s what he does

with regards to Collins saying she hadn’t seen Battle Royale, that may be true because both Battle Royale and the Hunger Games books draw heavily from the “deadly reality TV” books that Stephen King wrote under his pseudonym Richard Bachman, The Long Walk and The Running Man

he had throat cancer a few years back. It’s why his voice sounded so off in The Snowman as well.

or The Snowman!

I don’t get this. I worked at Subway as a teenager and those ovens, in which you could toast sandwiches with cheese or anything else, burnt the shit out of every employee’s arms at least once and I still have the scars to prove it so why are these sandwiches somehow a bigger danger than that?

I really like Insomnia and I have never been able to shake the feeling that The Dark Knight is to some a extent a flashier remake of it; with Ledger’s Joker being a more gonzo version of Robin Williams’ Walter Finch

Pretty sure in this one Kong climbs the Twin Towers

I’m confused about why any show would release a Christmas episode in March

No. What it is is during that same period he was essentially jinxed by the Black Cat’s bad luck powers, which she got clandestinely from an experiment funded by Kingpin so she could protect herself when she was with Spider-Man (after getting really beat up by Dr Octopus earlier), this contributed to making Spider-Man’s…