The recent season was a little boring at times. Hopefully they punch up the writers

Since they once did an episode where the show was reimagined as different Saturday morning cartoons, I’d like one where it’s reimagined as more modern cartoons, like a Rick & Morty version of Futurama.

You had me at “Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt.”

Gosling in dopey-charm mode is pretty much unstoppable.

I’ve assumed this would be a spiritual sister film to Sofia’s Marie Antoinette (barely legal young girl swept up in arranged marriage to royalty, and its discontents). I’m pretty excited to see Sofia’s take.

Allie Chanthorn Reinmann. Big shoes to fill. Awesome post. 

We are pretending the netflix years did not happen, right? 

Plus, these types of firewood need additional drying time

Try crumbled up Cinnamon Pop Tarts instead of cake mix. Been my go-to peach cobbler quick recipe for years.  

I have. I like

What would a farewell article be without one last (hilarious) typo?? Best of luck in the future, Claire!

I am very sad. I looked forward to your articles more than any others on Lifehacker. Wishing you all the absolute very best.

It almost goes without saying at this point that Fight Club is probably the most misunderstood film of all time - by both most of its fans as well as those who hate it. It’s so clearly warning against how seductive fascism can be yet people somehow still don’t get it.

“I’m not responsible for how people interpret things,” he said, noting that, of course, the world looks a lot different now than it did when people were passing the film around dorm rooms in the early 2000s. “Language evolves. Symbols evolve,” he said.

+1,0000 on “basic media literacy”. People are deeply, deeply stupid.

Soooo do we get to hear the things from “similar things” that wife Linda wrote about? No? Okay. Just thought it was a news article.

I can’t believe there are no comments on this yet. I love this episode so much, too. My husband and I watch it every year. Our favorite part is Mrs. Weir singing Monster Mash - it’s so sweet and cringe at the same time. Lovely essay, Meredith.

I kinda did that already!