Meh, they're just kids. They'll wise up when they realise it's not actually fun being "othered" (which they're doing to themselves voluntarily, a not-insignificant privilege) and their subculture brings them more misery and inconvenience than happiness and belonging. Every generation has its tribe of angry…

Just coming in to say nuts to you, disqus! I haven't seen the episode yet but this comment popped up in full on my disqus homepage. Luckily I don't care too much about spoilers, but it's still annoying.

That is one of the worst things I've ever heard.

I've been dabbling in gay dating apps for a little while, to see if I can find a cool dude to lose my man virginity with. I'm one of those "90% straight" guys — I've been a little curious since forever, but never really driven to trying anything (partially because I only like big muscley dudes who look like Marvel…

You may not be glad you did, if you do. It's a bit of a head-scratcher.

God damn, that describes my dating life for the past few years exactly. I'm miserable about it.

Wasn't the thing about race and preference just the other week, though? He'd probably have repeated himself substantially if he got into it.

Easy answer to both.

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Well put!

You're obviously trying to goad someone else into talking about the Jews controlling Hollywood. It's cowardly, transparent and boring.

I love Homer/Marge stories. You'd think there'd be more of them, considering they're husband and wife, but they didn't overdo them (yes yes, back in the day). Homer and Bart have a great dynamic as dumb troublemakers, and Marge and Lisa stories are sweet and sad and interesting — Marge's abandoned potential making her…

Holy shit.

Of course, part of the fun of that scene is Homer so clearly failing to keep up with Brooks.

Yes, I'd like to send this letter to the Prussian consulate in Siam by aeromail. Am I too late for the 4:30 autogyro?

"Oh, he's a nerdy… funny… scientist."
"Isn't your dad a transpo guy?"

All your criticism about Heroes is valid, but everyone's missing what makes it so special: how many shows in history have managed to be this predictable AND this incoherent at the same time?

I assumed she did think they could, but wanted to live in her future paradise where she was Dear Leader. Other than "hates evos, loves daughter", her only other characterisation was "extremely calculating and power-hungry".

It's still a total trip that Hannibal was on NBC of all places. I keep forgetting it. It's such a mind-bendingly weird thing to happen that my brain can't hold on to the information.

Your position is literally incoherent. It's not "police brutality" to use tear gas on an armed militia that has taken over a building with the threat of force. It's like you have a different idea of what those words mean. They are terrorists, occupying a government building with the explicit threat of violence, and…