I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, it’s absurd that AVClub constantly misspells the name “America’s Sweetheart, Aidy Bryant.”

Is it just me, or does The Shrink Next Door not look at all like a comedy? From what I understand of the podcast, it’s a psychological drama bordering on thriller?

Incredible just how many passes Brian Laundrie has had. From the police not recognizing a serious case of domestic violence; to the police throwing up their hands when he refused to cooperate (like it’s stopped them from tailing POC suspects before); to the police believing he would just sit tight until they have…

At any given moment I half-expect her to defiantly shout “MY FATHER IS JOHN MCCAIN!!!”

My understanding of PTSD is that the memories stored are found to be very very stable, in comparison with memory processes that are not associated with trauma. Basically, it seems like the memory can’t be processed to make a gist, like we do with most memories, because it’s too traumatic, (and this would seem to…

It’s weird to criticize the exclusion of Colins potential queerness, but also criticize the inclusion of the lesbian dog breeder.

Essentially, the only way Nate’s story really works for me is if it forces self-reflection from Ted, Beard, and the rest of the coaching staff about their responsibility for Nate’s heel turn.

Someone suing a bunch of people for defamation never seems trustworthy. 

Very sad. I know in some states that the police are required to take someone into custody if they see obvious scratch/ bruise/stab marks on a victim. It’s not really up to the couple…. because of course people will say “Oh never mind, we are ok now” when the police arrive. I only know this because I accidentally…

Samara Weaving is killing it as Jessica, in my opinion. She’s got that great combo of seeming very vapid and very naïve at the same time.