How about the time he dated a 17-year-old at age 38? What are your thoughts on that?

Oh, Charles. Charles, Charles, Charles. So naive.

Hey, if you wouldn’t feel comfortable saying it to the person’s face, why say it online? If posting is the only way you feel any sort of power or control, you gotta find a constructive hobby. Me? I build ships in bottles and post like a human virus.

It is easily the best, not least because the product that it is about is dead and therefore the film does not need to operate as an advertisement. It feels more like an actual story being told, and without the oversight of a corporation looking to protect its brand.

It must be really offensive just filled with swears and slurs going by what Jerry Seinfeld was talking about. Sorry I’m too “woke” for the Pop Tart movie. I guess I’ll watch something wholesome like Always Sunny in Philadelphia or American Dad reruns. 

I didn’t read this at all but FUCK AIRBNB

Sweet! One more Newswire about this exact same story and I get a free sandwich!

What was fresh for Ragnarok was no longer fresh for Love and Thunder. They leaned way too hard into a joke that was played out.

I went in to Harley Quinn with low expectations and came away surprised at how much I ended up enjoying it.  

I’ve heard nothing but good things from people I respect, it is definitely on there!

It’s been good, but I do wish they took more time with some of the stories they are telling. I don’t know if they thought they were never getting any future seasons so they packed in as much as they could, but its a bit rushed. The original version did this too and some would say its because it was aimed at kids with…

“Harley Quinn (a show in my ever-expanding queue)“

I liked the idea and the cast behind Velma. But, I stayed away because the criticism that kept coming up and I couldn’t get past was that it was just mean-spirited. Bigots are gonna bigot and humor is subjective. But IASIP and WWDitS fills my misanthrope quota for entertainment already, I did not really need more…

Velma deserved the Nobel Peace Prize in 2023.

So you spend the entire article telling us the multitude of ways the show fails in every aspect of it’s presentation, admit that it was universally hated by people on both sides of the culture war, (One of the few pieces of content they DO agree on), and yet still feed us the same old tired, “Unjustified condemnation…

This feels like one of those things where a show or movie that barely anyone watches “raises a middle finger to its haters” to give the impression that anyone is actually still talking about it. I haven’t heard anything about this show since like the first week it came out.

I would agree with the basic premise of this, but while the show has been very good, I think it’s just not a high bar to be the best X-men adaptation of all time, because most of them leave a lot to be desired.

It feels like almost a million years ago, watching Jon Stewart make one last desperate plea on the eve of the 2004 election for voters to please make his job harder. Comedy was great under Bush, but imagine how boring it could have been under Kerry.

The dinner was cancelled for three years after Trump became president because he was terrified of being made fun of. So I feel like there’s at least a LITTLE truth to power going on.

You know, politics being so boring that comedians just make boring jokes about it sounds nice.