Has there ever been a time where a dish was so bad that the judges completely skipped the bottom 3 and just sent the team packing? Wow. Kaleena and Alisha definitely earned it though.They were doomed from the start and both knew it

What really fascinates me most abut the character of Harley is her downfall from a position of reason and control over him into madness and chaos.

The first movie was just a worse Taxi Driver, but maybe getting weird and wacky will give this one more of an identity. 

He’s a completely changed man, at least regarding his rapiness.  He’s a widower, having met, married, and lost his wife between the original and reboot.  She showed him how to be a decent person, but then her death sent him into a depression spiral, where we find him at the beginning of the reboot.

The addition of Adam Scott and Rob Lowe really was the final piece of the puzzle. How often do cast changes and additions actually *improve* a show?

Brendanaquits, amirite?

Dismukes was especially spectacular here.  I got a real I Think You Should Leave vibe from this escalating nonsense.

“there’s no Gilly”

Useless fact! YouTube served me up Wiig guesting on Conan O’Brien’s podcast, and she says that Aunt Linda was based on someone she saw on an airplane who watched The Matrix and kept making “Whaaaa?” sounds.

Gotta say it was a great call NOT to bring back those characters that I think many of us long-timers are still pretty sick of (though it was a smart call of Target to throw an ad in last night) as I was genuinely dreading the return of most of them. The movie-reviewing Aunt was just enough.

So you’re saying she’s single.

This pudgy, sweaty, bespectacled internet commenter will finally take his shot! 

Translation: MAGA voters buy WWE PPVs too.

I used to be an internet editor until I took an arrow to the knee.

“I’m Danzig, motherfucker!”

As the kids say, it’s complicated.

“Why do I have to have a female surfer?”

And not apparently The Onion, which is still looking for an buyer. Which will mean that they will have different owners. I remember when the AV Club was an insert in the print editions of The Onion in the 1990s.

Mainly males who suddenly realise they fallen in love with a psychopath. I mean they were a bit foolish to ignore her laughing at her brother having gold pour down his throat.

I’m not sure you understand what “universally panned” means, my guy.  Disappointment that the final two seasons didn’t live up to the first six - which were viewed as among the best television of all time - isn’t the same thing as being panned.

Nonsense. People loved Game of Thrones regardless of its bad-to-mid last season.