Just saw this episode and I agree...with Morrissey’s manager. It’s one thing to joke about his music or his whole Wildean man-out-of-time attitude but the “racist” stuff was cheap and unfounded. (I won’t even get started on the ageist/sizeist nature of the ep’s many unfunny potshots.) Any real fan can tell you most of…

I live in Anaheim and can tell you that here and in places like Irvine and Fullerton most businesses require masks. And for the most part, people don’t make a big fuss. I personally don’t see the point — the flimsy bullshit masks that are most popular only help if the wearer is infected and I’ve been tested repeatedly…

There’s nothing wrong with Mikey Day, he/she/they was just the first one who took the time to openly disagree. If you wanna pick on someone, try Kate McKinnon. They shoehorn her into every sketch like she’s Phil Hartman reincarnated.

I don’t know that they *were* pressured. Sex was a big part of the show’s DNA in those earlier seasons. If a cast member chose to be part of the show, it would be disingenuous to complain over something as minor as a little skin here and there. Personally, I was a little angry when D & D caved to this puritanical…

I agree 1000%. I’ve been telling anyone who’ll listen - for years - that a good movie should not exceed 100 minutes. Anything beyond that is overkill. Who do these filmmakers think has all this time to sit around watching a damn movie?

Maybe he’d show more empathy if it weren’t some spoiled college kid’s trendy new car getting flattened?

Lots of solid points but I couldn’t disagree more about which cast members are reliably funny. McKinnon hasn’t made me laugh in years yet they manage to shoehorn her into every sketch like she’s the second coming of Phil Hartman. For my money, Kyle Mooney is the funniest cast member left now that Bayer and Moynihan…