I guess it makes it easier to walk through life assuming everyone who disagrees with you is just a garbage human being. Just don’t expect everyone else to play along.

the backlash is because Velma represents the worst sort of (uninteresting) “provocation” in which beloved characters are made to do and say extremely uncharacteristic things.

Ok but Never Have I Ever and Ms. Marvel are good, and Velma was bad

Wait till the stories come out about Giancarlo Esposito’s international meth empire

I mean honestly unless she was nude at the office or whatever just her being there doesn’t seem like a hostile/harassing thing.

See: The Mummy

Yeah, people still won’t go into detail over what Joss Whedon was up to, though we do know is pretty damning.

Only the good die from CancerAIDS.

The piece says Riley Reid. 

Everything’s die hard fans are toxic (Star Wars, the comic universes, etc). The rest of us normals shouldn’t always have to apologize or qualify liking something.

Seriously, where are the articles about that sweet laurel canyon sound known as Dawes?

That they like to rap in a different way?

“There are too many seasons of Yellowstone, please get rid of three. I am not a crackpot.”

Yeah, I didn’t like it when they had Costner’s character fall into a vat of toxic waste and gain superpowers, but I’ll give them credit for trying something new.

I got a K Callan, AKA Martha Kent from Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman notification for this?

Put some respect on Sky High! It was a theatrical release, not a DCOM

The puzzle pieces coming together in episode 3 was the highlight for me. Plus, the racist dog was a hoot.

Every review of this should consist of five words: Your mom will like it.

The math is: Poker Face = 2/3 Columbo + 1/3 The Incredible Hulk.