Yeah, I’d definitely rather focus on the fact that she shared, like, a thing implying that grieving parents’ pain was false then the fact that she’s not the best voice actor.

Yes, because the dead girl left behind cassette tapes as a suicide note. Because teen Mary Sues in TV and movies are often obsessed with technology and music a generation behind. This has nothing to do with the fact that the people writing these shows are in their 30s and 40s.

“...the study didn’t address whether the teenagers had actually watched 13 Reasons Why”

I feel conflicted. Because on the one hand, I thought this series was garbage that exploited suicide and other problems faced by young adults in service to a hamfisted narrative, but on the other, I don’t think it’s fair to blame any single work of media for driving suicide rates, as if banning said work will some how…

“ In the movie I throw a bench. I have no idea WHY I threw a bench.”

They told him most of his scenes were for The Kids Are Alright 2: The Kids Meet The Hulk.  It didn’t make any sense to him, but he did sign on for a sequel, so he showed up for work.  

I actually seen that earlier in a compilation clip of them doing various press junkets and thought to my self ‘wait, that was totally his most obvious leak so far why wasn’t this more widely shared?’

Just so long as they adopt a giraffe and name it:” Giraffagarofaluffalo”, I’m in.

I now assume that they filmed a celebratory scene of Hulk marrying Cap to throw Ruffalo off the scent.

I have always hoped for Mark Ruffalo to hook up with Janeane Garofalo, just so Jezebel could call them Garofaluffalo.

“if you believe that older white people don’t need to be told to be less racist anymore because that’s an issue from the past, look around. Because they do.”

I’m past nigh 48 and will watch on my VHS as soon as I can get someone to set the clock on my top-loading player.

Well, I’m nigh-48 and I didn’t go see it.

Well spill the tea, sister.

Andy Daly as Dalton Wilcox is some of the funniest shit I’ve ever heard and on Daly’s own podcast, the Dalton Wilcox episode is amazing. It taught me not to listen to funny podcasts at work.

Entrée PeeE Neur is like a distillation of everything that endears me to the podcast. I love when performers paint themselves into a corner and have to quickly think of a way out, and with Entrée, that happens almost immediately. I get the love for Gino, and Gabrus always feels lightning fast with his improv, but Gino…

In the interview, Aukerman mentions how he likes guests not to come in too “hot.” He likes to let a bit build. This is a great example of that. 

“Smash cut to:”
“It’s 20 years later. The SkyNet Corporation has taken over all of Judea!”

“No-one’s ever asked me this. Usually everyone just knows.”

So happy to see the Tompkins JCS bit postedhere. I cry every time I hear it. I always think it’s going to get old one of these days but it never does.