And then dated by Leonardo Dicaprio.

shh.. hold me closer, Tony Danza.

Elton John wrote that song for a reason and it’s tough to beat in terms of an entirely accurate read on her and a beautiful tribute.

When you were in middle-school, right?

And the time and effort it takes to edit A/V materials... jeez.

I was pleasantly surprised that they brought in the bad-match dates to help her win the case. I wasn’t expecting that call-back. And though, yes, the fashion/LA/spoof/commentary was hit and miss I had three lightbulbs go off for me this episode:

The last episode had Jen watching the news that Titania had been released from jail on personal recognizance. Why or how? I have no idea, but the show didn’t forget about it. Why Titania attacked that courtroom in the first place? No idea. The case doesn’t seem to have any connection to Titania. Though I think we’ll…

And if those new characters just happened to start their time in the game “unbalanced” and “over-powered”, well, that’s just the game’s development cycle, and certainly not incentivizing the paid battle pass via a backdoor pay to win mechanic.

This is not going to go over well, it’s everything most people dislike in battle passes without really providing anything players want. I honestly don’t think I’m even going to bother logging in to get the founder’s pack as I don’t want to support such a lackluster disappointing overhaul of a game I used to absolutely…

MOST. I suspect this may lead(er) somewhere at the end of the series.

Candy. Strangers have candy.

I know its my Whovian nerdiness but I will never not see him as The Doctor.   And he was not even my favorite one.  

Me too. It’s funny that much of the comments section has devolved into people saying we should mandate public masking longterm, when Hader actually demonstrates the mature way to handle this. He wore a mask, both because it’s his preference and because he has a condition that makes it more important for him to do…

It’s really the hype that kinda makes it worse, right?

I thought this episode was hilarious. That “You don’t like Avongers? We’ve got Avingers” line is like peak Futurama quality. I remain mystified by people who aren’t able to key into the humor of the series. It’s more laugh out loud funny than a lot of sitcoms I’ve seen. It wouldn’t stand against anything truly great,…

Krystal was resourceful, she just kept on approaching things from a completely different angle than the rest of Clone Club.

Samara Weaving > Margot Robbie

I think the thing with Krystal was that she was dippy and oblivious, but she was far from stupid. She’d just lived her life in a very specific, vapid bubble before “clone club”.

Don’t soil Jean Ralphios name by comparing them. Jean Ralphio appeal was that he was unbelievably outlandish. This girl is too real to have appeal.

I find her just a tad cringe. Mostly because I’ve known too many alcoholics like her IRL. It’s fun and cute until you realize the person has a real problem.