MS today is like the ex-boyfriend that abused you 10 years ago. You left him and moved on with your life. But he went to rehab, he’s been sober for 7 years, is holding a steady respectable job, now married to a kind and intelligent woman his age, and is even a deacon at the local Methodist Church.

But he abused you 10…

You are ridiculous for your comment. Your families systems happen to be the few that didn’t have the issue, but to make a claim that so many people dont know how to take care of their systems is complete bull dong. When does a handful of People speak up for hundreds of people with complaint of this same issue?

It’s a dumb take.  Watching them isn’t mandatory and you can just assume that if you aren’t interested in them any more then they aren’t being made for you anymore.  They’re being made for the next round/generation of people. 

Mild disappointment here: doubted I would see it in theatres, but I had hopes that Tessa Thompson and Chris Hemsworth’s chemistry in Thor: Ragnarok might carry the day.

Don’t forget Peter’s Irish girlfriend. She gets trapped in an alternate dimension and is never mentioned again.

Season 4 of ‘Arrested Development’ may not be perfect, but there were some bold ideas and decent laughs in there. But season 5 was hellish. It seemed to be doing the opposite of everything that was great about the original run. Where old-school AD had tight, snappy plots, these were meandering and dull. Where there…

I can’t speak for anybody else but . . .

The Gilmore Girls Netflix episodes. I was so excited about it, but it made me hate Lorelai and Rory even more.

On gaming side, my biggest disappointments are probably Dragon Age: Inquisition and Mass Effect: Andromeda. However, what made it interesting for me to realize while reflecting on them here was that the reasons for my disappointment in them are so different. Also to just state it for clarity, both DA2 and ME3 are…

I couldn’t agree more. As one of the longest standing members here that saw most of the longtime community drop The AV Club—primarily because of the Kinjapocalypse—one of my biggest pop culture disappointments is just how much this site went downhill during the Univision takeover in general, and still suffers to this…

AV Club: Kinja was pretty disappointing.

The Tom Hanks ending was a great callback to the first episode, when Mike made the offhand remark that maybe Selina’s latest scandal would be overshadowed by even bigger breaking news, like if Tom Hanks died. Yep, finally something Selina did was overshadowed by Tom Hanks dying. (Though certainly Hanks must be…

I haven’t been watching these behind the scenes vignettes, but I respect the degree to which D&D appear to be mailing it in. 

It’s fitting that “The Door” was the last great GoT moment, since GRRM himself wrote the storyline and it was a moment ideal for telling in video.

I know this is a heartfelt position on Chastain’s part but I must still note the deftness with which she folded in a plug for X Men Dark Phoenix into her denunciation. I’m not being sarcastic I am honestly impressed.

You really think AoU is better than Civil War or Infinity War?

Damn, foiled. I was thinking it would be Hawkeye’s big speech/scene in Sokovia.

Agreed, this scene is a bizarre choice. This is one of the very best movies the MCU has produced; the jailbreak scene, or Peter talking Drax out of killing Gamora, or Drax petting Rocket, or for fuck’s sake, ‘WE ARE GROOT’... And THIS is the scene that...

I’m not sure this scene is the best “one that says something about the MCU as an ongoing blockbuster phenomenon.”Granted, I don’t have as much of a problem with MCU villains as this site does, but wouldn’t the credits sequence of Quill dancing to “Come and Get Your Love”, or virtually any of the cosmic/space…

Lee Pace’s Ronan doesn’t get much chance to shine, but man do I love his quiet, bewildered delivery of “What are you doing?” when Peter starts singing to him. It’s like what’s happening is so completely divorced from every aspect of his life up until this moment he’s totally incapable of responding to it.