Erm, Mr. Barsanti? I think you need to retype the Nolan quote. Right now it says there’s no movie showing Snyder’s influence, which seems like the opposite of what Nolan said.
Erm, Mr. Barsanti? I think you need to retype the Nolan quote. Right now it says there’s no movie showing Snyder’s influence, which seems like the opposite of what Nolan said.
I thought, “That looks like the mom that Britta tells Jeff he has to bang to get back at the Schmitty kid in that episode [‘The Art of Discourse’] of Community.”
I enjoyed this episode and LOL’d at many bits, especially the Colin Robinson scenes. But I will say this was my least favorite of the current season so far. Maybe it was too busy for me to really sink in to.
I have absolutely loved this season, but this episode was a bit much for me. It was indeed weird, and not really funny.
You expected him on TBS to beat ratings for the major networks? TBS?
Dodgeball 2: Null and Voit
“Known for past projects like The Wolverine”
Really? This is the movie he directed featuring Wolverine that you wanted to highlight?
“You gotta admit, Deep Space 9 was way better than Voyager, Kate.”
if it don’t include “problematic”
If only your next sentence didn’t look as sarcastic as you apparently intended the first sentence to be.
“It’s Shigeru Miyamoto’s beloved child, and we accept there will have to be more Pikmin if there’s to be more of everything else we would rather he were focusing on at Nintendo.”
Jane “Levees”
Fuck off for making Random Roles into a video feature.
Perhaps this is a nitpick, but it sounds to me like she can call herself the Queen of Christmas. She just can’t stop other people from calling themselves Christmas queens also.
The first time I remember taking notice of her was when she did My Name is Earl, playing a young knife thrower who hates knife throwing, I kind of wish that was asked about.
You’re still spelling Chloe Fineman’s name wrong
even one as spot-on as Johnson’s Trump.
This should be in article form, not slideshow.
I’m probably alone in enjoying "hours..." the most of Bowie's 90s albums (even if it barely scraped into the 1990s) but Earthling is solid.
Johnson’s Trump was actually a personal lowlight for me. I recognize its technical excellence, but in the current context I just can’t find that sort of characterization of Trump funny. There is an old distinction between satire and kidding, where satire is at root a kind of social criticism, and kidding actually…