The House looks kind of funny.

I thought it was terrible. But I have no real nostalgic connection to Bill Nye or anything so.

More great songs like 'Sex Junk' please!

I don't think so. It seems they don't believe in the concept of "margin for error" if they think their specific perception of the reasons people enjoy Entourage are 100% universal.

Right now most Nintendo Switch games are basically just Mario Party minigames.

I didn't mean physically. I meant it makes you come across as a really unpleasant and judgemental person when you say things like that and maybe you should think about making some changes.

If you make such sweeping judgements about people based on the entertainment they consume you might want to take a look at yourself man.

I'm doing neither of those things. I just picked a random show with characters who are bad people, but it could have been any show. Like the Sopranos or South Park or Breaking Bad or Jersey Shore or whatever the fuck. All provide entertainment through bad behavior in some way or another.

Lol so are superhero movies the result of people thinking about what they're consuming?

So do I, actually. I just wanted to take a shot at the superhero "genre" while still supporting the positive aspects to a superhero film starring a woman.

Of course, because they're different shows. But they are both shows where entertainment is derived from people acting like assholes. And I don't think enjoying either show signals agreement with the worldviews of the characters within. I think that's ridiculous to say about almost any piece of fiction.

Yes.

It is my belief that every young child, regardless of race, gender, or creed, should have the opportunity to go to the movies and see themselves represented in an excruciatingly stupid, formulaic, overstuffed, poorly acted, dull explosion fest.

And if you like IASIP then you're probably an all-around terrible person.

I know like none of these people lol.

Love the show but I'm fine with that. I can see it could be a somewhat limiting structure to write stories in. It'd be cool to see another anthology series from him too.

Ted tearfully finishes his story and pulls out a .45 handgun. "I love you," he whispers in a cracked voice "I'm so sorry…" Then he fires two rounds into his children and one into himself, a life without the mother not worth living.

I think you could kind of sort of look at this as happy news, in that a powerful monster like Cosby is actually on trial and could possibly be convicted. But I guess the real happy news would be if he actually is convicted.

I think this is the most random/unnecessary character to pick for a flashback since Bennett. This show really has some strange choices for flashbacks sometimes. Especially since there's a lot of great characters that haven't had one yet. I'm still waiting for a Yoga Jones flashback.

I agree it's super creepy but I don't necessarily think it's a bad storyline. This show features all sorts of fucked up shit, and really a lot of the characters we love might have done things just as bad if not "worse" than Coates. Plus, it's a sad reality that some people stay with their abusers. OITNB has always…