OH, HAPPY FUCKING DAY! I started rewatching this show this season after bouncing years ago and I was just thinking to myself, "It's really too bad that there's no way Teti is still reviewing this thing because it adds about 10 extra layers of enjoyment" and then HOLY SHIT, Teti is still reviewing PR every once in a…

The first time I watched this show and got to the farm dream I screamed out loud at the reveal.

I think when I met this person I had "short-term dating" listed. We went on a date really late at night and I thought we were going to have a casual hook-up kind of relationship, but we just kept seeing one another after that first night and soon after wanted to see one another seriously/exclusively. I'd go with just…

I'd actually second what LCD said. 3 of the 5 pictures I've used were taken at parties/social events by my friends who are photographers and there is a notable difference in someone taking a picture who has an eye (and a nice camera) for that sort of thing compared to shitty phone camera photos. I wouldn't get too…

I tend to rewatch this series about once every year and a half or so. After the 3rd time, I was confident I could make it through those last 15 minutes without losing my shit, and I always make it until that very scene. There is no stopping the emotional torrent that follows.

No shit. I got through maybe 15 minutes of that crap. I expected a lot of intense debate on the scene (some people justifying, saying it was in character, etc.) but that devolved into a garbage comments section about how "People are getting murdered so rape isn't THAT BAD." In some of the more popular shows with a…

I know that I'm probably opening a floodgate, and that any argument isn't going to alter any side whatsoever, but fuck it, I'm off of work today.

Gameological is the only video game site where "Don't EVER read the comments" does not apply. 
They're talking about race? And sexual orientation? And Gender? In a civil, intellectually stimulating manner!?! ON A GAMING SITE!
What the actual fuck?!?!*

Damn, that is HORRIBLE! Considering that performing spectacularly (in almost any artistic medium) is very much about being in the right head-space, that truly sounds like terrible thing to do

I know this is a joke…and I laughed…but I also want to cry, because FUCK.

Did the exact same thing. My sibling watches regularly but I never did. When I went to visit her a few weeks ago, she insisted that these episodes were extremely well written and I could watch them having never seen any others. It's a testament to their strength that I was completely enthralled without knowing the…

I posted it last year and I post it again. The fight between Vanessa, Angelica, and Infinity is fantastic.
http://www.youtube.com/watc…
 Six Feet Under's penchant for car fights (see also Brenda and her mother) and uncomfortable family dinners is amazing.

You know, it actually sounds like maybe I should give this season a go. I was an avid watcher for the first six seasons and most of the seventh, but the alterations in format (all-stars), the increasing frequency of over-wrought love stories and literal interpretations of song lyrics for EVERY PERFORMANCE, the…

@avclub-2d1a8576a32b4278fdaa86ddd9341276:disqus  I realize where your discomfort comes from, but I think @avclub-17a9e577ab7b749bfb086d5ce17c87d9:disqus was pointing out a very real disparity when it comes to labeling genres of music/musicians misogynistic. The fact of the matter is it isn't incidental that many…

@disqus_ngu6Yzuu3T:disqus Brooklyn. Because….of course.

Totally. I was watching it in a crowded bar (the best way!) and there was a resounding wave of gasps, shrieks, and "holy shit."

How about Slightly Perturbed Black Woman? Because that's my default state of being.

The "King in the North" one is just cruel, but I still laughed.

"Bernal looks like a walking, talking orgasm"
This is the most accurate description of Bernal I've ever seen. Sure, he's kinda short, but I only stand a hearty 5'1". It would totally work out.

I started tearing up watching poor Sansa during that scene. Sophie Turner does completely shattered hopes and dreams face very, very well.