It’s really weird when people look at privilege in the lens of “oh, she doesn’t have to worry about money at such a young age.” when the trade off is to have the ENTIRE WORLD judge your actions and feel like they somehow know you. It’s leading to a ridiculous scenario whereby the amount of criticism the world should…

She made a shit ton of money from the Harry Potter films. She still makes residuals on the Harry Potter films. Her and Radcliff and Grint basically had to live their entire lives in a single franchise for a decade. If they all want to fuck off and do nothing for the rest of their lives (which, she’s doing other…

Was always annoyed at this episode. They present the WGA as demanding non-existent “internet money” and compare it to YouTube memes even though every studio at the time was on a “streaming is the future!” kick and we all knew that future revenue would be there.

A reminder that a nasty side effect of the last writer’s strike was the horrible stain on society that is Reality TV.

Always stand with the Writers Guild.

Only Plausible Murders in the Building.

I demand total plausibility in my ridiculous murder sitcom!

True.  So maybe the two self-parodies will cancel each other out?

Also deep into self-parody at this point: Star Wars.

“Yex-tree, yex-tree, read all about it: Nerd on the internet takes themself WAAAY too seriously!”

Aren’t these just goofy little jokes people are doing for fun?  I feel like I’m missing something here.

The Guardians characters were noticeably unfunny in the Avengers movies. As if they were written by a team which had no writing talent.

Because the comics and movies are entirely different but the mcu characters are the same characters in different movies? Your comment makes no sense.

It seems Manuel and I want completely different things from this show. This was probably my favorite episode of the season. Meanwhile, early episodes that were lauded here struck me as some of the worst in the series. This really is a “to each their own” kind of show, isn’t it?

Came here right after watching the episode, with a grin on my face. It’s a bittersweet season that’s building up on everything we’ve been watching for three seasons. “You’ve done this over three seasons (...). By slowly but surely building a club-wide culture of trust and support through thousands of imperceptible…

For most of last season, I grew less and less interested in Nate because he was turning into a real prick. But over the off-season, I had a chance to think it over, and I realized that his arc is more realistic than I had thought. The arrested development he suffered by having a distant and authoritarian father and a…

The best part of ted lasso for me is how much the characters feel real and not made up sitcom people.

Ok, enough with the complaints about the episode run time. The reviewer starting to sound like the person who reviewed Venture Bros and would bitch about how five people voiced the majority of the characters (something that show did from the start). Lasso has broken out of that traditional constraint and is doing well …

If you have an iphone, I suggest you ask Siri “How can you tell if a girl really likes you or is just being nice to you?”.

Watching this from the UK, I was wondering how Sam’s plot would track; this is something that might not make it overseas, but currently there’s a huge immigration war going on with the UK Conservative goverment, because like the US, they have very little else left to put forward as their big campaigning tactic for the…