At this point, I'd rather watch a show solely focused on Tasneem. Carrie is a such a train wreck that she's uncomfortable to watch.

But-but-butt…

Whoa now, I didn't say anything about rectal feeding.

Someone needs to make a movie about this. Any ideas for directors?

Doxx him!

You appearing before my eyes after I said BeetleJuice three times.

I also find Ms. Silverman to be easy on the eyes.

What you did there, I see it.

No J. Cole?

There's something charming about Sarah Silverman, but I don't think she's funny in the, 'haha, that's hilarious,' sense. She's more of, 'wow, what an asshole, but there's some truth in that.'

To answer your question: when I became an adult.

When did you realize that your life had purpose?

Good point. Not like it mattered, she went unnoticed anyway.

I've always wondered what it would be like to read articles on the internet at gunpoint.

*sigh

Jim and Maggie are insufferable characters. Remember Maggie's roommate from the first season? She shat all over that friendship. She's just as condescending as Jim. They belong together as forgotten characters that no one cares about.

They never seem to be defined anymore. The water is pretty murky in the Homeland universe.

Indeed. But we are looking through the lens of Sorkin, after all. That cheesiness just may be the extent to which he "understands" the internet.

Pick a decade, Max. Although this album taps into an older, more mature, funked-up, sound, he still holds true to his neo-soul mumbling and wailing.

Only if you have enough baby oil.