I mean how could he turn it down? What with the craft services table they’ve got set up? Take some of that home, add some broth, a potato? Baby you got a stew going.

His statement starts with -"Chappelle is one of the most popular stand-up comedians today, and we have a long standing deal with him..." That's all he cared about. 

On top of the tone-deaf memo, he had the nerve to use marketing speak like “stickiest.” He can go fuck himself.

“Chappelle is one of the most popular stand-up comedians today, and we have a long standing deal with him. His last special “Sticks & Stones,” also controversial, is our most watched, stickiest and most award winning stand-up special to date. “

Last season, SNL was the #1 entertainment program last season in the 18-49 demographic.

The fact that the sequel doubles down and it’s a cool 97 minutes is icing on the cake.

Wow, talk about government overreach. What next? An ID so I can drive a car? An ID so I can get a gun? Am I going to have to prove that I don’t have Ebola just to go to the waterpark? Well, watch out. Next thing you know, so-called doctors will be administering “antibiotics” because the raccoon bite on my finger has…

I’m shocked, shocked to see a Star Wars show lean on past casting glories to boost ratings!

At this point Jamie confessing his love for Roy would have felt less out of nowhere than the Keeley stuff.

It’s like the cast of Glee fucked the house band of a megachurch.

More than anything, I just hate the fucking score, as well as the fact that this is what all Broadway shows sound like now. It’s like the cast of Glee fucked the house band of a megachurch.

I don’t know, I watch a lot of shows and movies where people in their late 20’s are playing teenagers and even from the trailer something about Platt here felt extra off? I think the deliberate attempts to make him look younger ended up making him look older than he actually is in a way that just leaving it alone…

No one wants to talk about how Bo Burnham was robbed by an old recording of Hamilton from the back of the theater?

Scott Frank seemed very impressed with Scott Frank. It was embarrassing.

Also worst: Every time the ceremony came back from a commercial break, the announcer declared that the ceremony was on CBS.

I mean, nobody said you had to.

Good. I refuse to accept that streaming is the only way we’ll watch movies in the future. Not everyone has absurd home sound systems, and not everyone lives alone--never underestimate the appeal of getting out of the house for a while.

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. Nothing about it should’ve worked for me on paper.

H.P. Lovecraft’s At The Mountains of Madness.  The state of cosmic dread and unspeakable horror this book produces is IMO unmatched by any other written work I’ve come into contact with. 

Agreed on “The Exorcist” as an excellent horror read. I know Stephen King has written tons of novels, but the only one that genuinely scared me was “Salem’s Lot.” Damn, that is a scary vampire book.