The whole paragraph about movies that aren’t horror films isn’t enough? 

oh...
*sheepishly pulls pants back up*

You get to watch Seth Meyers on TV every night. You can see what he does at work, and how he interacts with people on camera. You’ll also often get to see his co-workers. His cue card guy would wear a full-on face shield during filming, as would at least one of his writers.

The Mootrix?

It was right there . . .

Sadly, google imaging “hell cake” wasn’t all that exciting. This was about the best I found:

But then what was the point of the wrestling scene or his maiming of the would-be bomber?

I just finished rewatching the Leftovers season 2, so powerful, love that show 4eva!

Everyone knows you can’t put the gruntle back in the tube.

“Stolen from the couple’s home by a disgruntled contractor”.

VDs for everybody!

Yeah if I had to wager on one outcome, it would be that Van survives. It’s too good of a premise, the idea of this person from Tai’s past returning to utterly blow up her post-Obama family unit.

If I had to pick one character to survive, whose status isn’t yet known, it would be Van. I feel like they’re setting it up for her to re-enter Tai’s life, which could create all kinds of interesting storylines and dynamics, and Tai is forced to confront the life she has with Simone and Sammy, versus the one she had…

See, I had a fairly different reaction to the story of Laura Lee. I’ll preface by saying I’m not an active, church going Christian, though I have read a fair bit of Christian theology. But I regard it, and apply it here, as an element of culture, not the dogma of a true believer.

My favorite part is the “Load more slideshows” button at the end.  For those who specifically love them, I guess.

Not to compare them in terms of quality, but just trying to clarify, does this apply to folks like Steven Colbert and his love of/expertise in LOTR? Or people for whom Star Trek is their comforting universe of choice over decades? MCU Superfans?

woof, *any* excuse to try and make a slideshow happen.

These are awful.  

I’m very comfortable with being wrong. I’m used to it. It’s my comfort zone. 

Enrico’s character at the airport was Elizabeth’s agent, not boyfriend.

Yeah, this is the first episode in the new season where I had serious issues with believability and also Dexter’s stupidity.

It worked for GoT.