Nathan Fielder has been using actors for strange purposes for so long that it was amazing to see it finally catch up to him, even if he made a little boy cry.

It would be appropriate if Nathan used the fake Nathan from his acting class to run the second season.

I don’t mean to “gate-keep” here or anything but if you want to see the genesis of the Nathan Fielder character you have to go back to his appearances on the Canadian news comedy show “This Hour Has 22 Minutes.”

With Disney’s new Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway ride this seems even more redundant than it already would have been. I mean, how many stories do we need about runaway trains?

Keyboard warriors making death threats is bad to be sure, but how does that compare to having a fatwa issued against you for decades and surviving a murder attempt?

The situations between Rowling and Rushdie are not even remotely comparable, but sure, go ahead and try normalizing her reprehensible statements for seemingly no reason.

Seems like the real Chekhov’s Gun wasn’t the gun at all, it was the reveal that Dolores was inside of the Space Needle Cone Thing the entire time. The only problem with that reveal is it seems kinda pointless?

Seems a little mean spirited to mention that awful remake of Psycho in her obituary.

With all these streaming services launching ad-supported tiers around the same time, won’t the advertising market just bottom out again like it did in the dot com crash?

David Bowie and Nine Inch Nails’ “The Man Who Sold The World.”

To be fair if I was skimming through “Leadership For Dummies” and putting together a Power Point at 3 AM the morning before it was due, my presentation wouldn’t be much better.

Well then who’s going to play this guy?

It’s important to remember this entire thing is basically AT&T’s fault for screwing up Warner. So, fuck you AT&T.

“I starred in a movie you’ll never get to see” sounds like one hell of a story to tell at parties. So uh... at least there’s that.

If it’s really that bad, just hand it over to MST3k and let them have at it.

Wait, this was still on TV? Maybe it’s just the pandemic speaking but it feels like I stopped watching this show 15 years ago.

Without a soundtrack from Mr. Spirit Halloween himself, Nick Lutsko, I’m not sure there’s any reason to watch this movie.

If you’ve ever worked at a tech company, you know that person far down the org chart in quality assurance or support or whatever who knows far more about the products than the people who created them.

There were then two different Max Headroom shows...

“Try Everything” indeed.