Man, Kinja’s crumbling like the House of Usher the past few days. Guess we have to use manual quote marks like goddamn savages now.

Definitely serious!

The Banshees of Inisherin was tremendous, stuck with me for weeks after watching.

Day 1: Still tired from the move.

He was surely named after Barry Windham, Mike Rotunda’s long time tag team partner and Bray’s . . . uncle-in-law? I don’t know how that works, but I think Mike Rotunda was married to Barry Windham’s sister.

Gah! Curse you, indefinite pronouns!

I didn’t read or even hear about the story! I guess I was very comfy under whatever rock that was at the time. But the movie looks good, so maybe I’ll watch the movie first so it’s not so freshly disappointing if the story’s better.

They’re all gonna laugh at her!

Well, the CW has now officially jumped out the window. Goodbye, Riverdale.

Huge if true! I guess I need to track one down on eBay.

That was my thought too, he had the voice and the mannerisms down cold.

I am definitely the target market for this, my wallet is already crying.

Yeah, same. So much of my TV viewing over the past decade was done on the CW live or the CW app, I might just leave it on my Roku for nostalgia even though there won’t be anything to watch.

Gonna miss these kids.

Frozen is becoming a podcast, and it’s apparently about climate change

Thank you! It was so fun. Obviously Eliza Coupe is hilarious, Tommy Dewey from Casual as her husband was great, but Maggie Q was kind of a comedy revelation to me. I had no idea she could be so funny!

I was too old for All That when it was on, but I did somehow manage to see Good Burger in the theater, I think as part of a bachelor party weekend or something similar where dumb fun is on the agenda. Anyway, it made me laugh in the way a wacky 80s comedy film does, just harmless stupid humor with some quotable bits…

I wanna throw Hulu’s Casual onto the list, it was probably my favorite show while it was on. Ditto for Future Man, which was funnier to me than a lot of this list. And Stan Against Evil was the perfect vehicle for John C. McGinley post-Scrubs. Also, where the hell is Happy Endings? Eliza Coupe is one of the funniest…

This may be the first time on AVClub I’ve thought “Thank God this is a video with no transcript” instead of “Why did this need to be a video with no transcript?”

Given this news, I’d be pretty shocked if that second season of Outer Range ever happens.