Remember how every new episode is the best episode? This was the best episode.

Love on Delivery, the first appearance of the masked Gar Fai Cat

Well in This is 40 they're floating on the savings from when Paul Rudd's character was an executive for a major record label, and that their lifestyle can't last forever is the major conflict of the film. It gets a lot of shit for being a supposedly being a failed portrayal real economic distress, but I don't think…

I made that same point in that same article. It didn't go well and eventually I had to torch the whole thing. Now I'm afraid to go back.

Wubba lubba dub dub seems too weak to describe what went down.

I've read four or so cricket novels by PG Wodehouse. I still have no idea what the fuck is going on.

Nope guess we're still just talking past each other. Oh well.

Don't get too excited. It's a Gatiss episode.

Well it's film. Every aspect is in there to get some sort of emotional reaction. It's only a problem when it comes off as a grand play for huge impact that's totally unearned. That would be a valid criticism of emotional manipulation. But these are all small moments.

Wes Anderson seems a weird choice on that front. Off the top of my head I can come up with the cat thrown out the window in Grand Budapest Hotel which is played for laughs, Snoopy in Moonrise Kingdom as a melancholy bit of adolescent philosophy, and Buckley in Royal Tenenbaums as part of Royal's final act of…

I was totally on her side. I don't trust all these Tony Sopranoesque animal loving psychopaths.

If feminism means equality then aren't the true feminists the anti-feminists?

So we can have a guest recommend that some people be high all the time, but if I were to recommend someone be drunk all the time that would make me an AV Club commenter alcoholic.

This picture is only vaguely related but fuck it; it's my favorite picture on wikpedia.
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I thought my sense of humor might be broken before Patti Pancakes showed up. I was in the "it's just not making me laugh" camp, up to that point, but she broke the dam. After that it was all good.

To whoever coined the term please report in to collect your kudos.

Sturges is a good choice for best work not aligning with critical praise, but you chose the wrong WWII film. Miracle of Morgan's Creek is clearly where it's at.

It's Hannibal all over again

Do they start the first day at 9:00 or 9:30? I mean I know this actually takes place before the first film but it was filmed ten, well actually fourteen, years later kind of like in the joke. You know what fuck it. Glad to hear it's good.

I enjoy hentai where the woman actually seems to be really enjoying herself. Unfortunately that only seems to happen in rape scenes, which I'm not into at all. What the fuck, Japan?